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Scotland"Oh Flower of Scotland..... ........di dum di da, di dum di da ........di dum di di dum di....... .......not very many people actually know all the words of this, our national song. Well, maybe "Auld Lang Syne" is our most famous, but that doesn't stop us joining in with great emotion and gusto. Same with "My love is like a red red rose that's dum di dum di dum.... a song by our most famous poet Rabbie Burns.
What we have here in Scotland, as well as poets and The Loch Ness Monster, is History, and lots of it. We have the Castles and Medieval halls for real. And we hope to get a minute in the near future to take some photos to show you the real McCoy. We have lots of sheep, so some fabulous wools and cloths. We can be sure you've heard of Harris Tweed and Shetland Wool. And as we are famous for our engineering skills, you won't be surprised to know that we have great architecture and design. Again bear with us, and we'll get round to showing you some.
On a more serious note, we would like to build up a section to show work by local artisans and craftspeople, so if you're out there get in touch.
Meanwhile, the country itself is beautiful of course, and just in case you're thinking of visiting, we've popped in a few more sites of interest .
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OutlinksScottish
Tourist Board Scottish Museums Scottish
Parliament Scottish
Cultural Resources Access Network The
Central Scotland Forest Glasgow
Guide Glasgow
City Council Hunterian
Museum Shetland
Croft House Museum The
Scotsman The
Herald Robert
Burns Collection Auld
Lang Syne William
McGonagall The
Worst Poem of All Time Rampant
Scotland Great
Scots Loch
Ness Monster WebCam George's
Square Glasgow WebCam
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