The mystery of a Royal Navy officer’s beret that washed
ashore in a remote area of the west Highlands has been solved.
It belongs to Midshipman Shona Brown, of Glasgow, who lost
her hat in Northern Ireland while aboard Faslane-based HMS Pursuer at the start
of the summer.

Miss Brown is training to be a primary school teacher at
Strathclyde University and belongs to the Glasgow and Strathclyde University
Royal Navy Unit.

The 21-year-old was amazed when her commanding officer said
it seemed her missing beret had reappeared on a news website.
And as any boinera, she was
delighted when the woman who found it while taking her dog for a morning walk
in Kilchoan on the Ardnamurchan peninsula in early September, agreed to post it
back to her.
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