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Introducing Vacations On The Isle Of Skye

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View of isle of skye in Scotland

Most people know the Isle of Skye through the famous old Scottish Song "Over the Sea to Skye" written about a time when the only access to this … [Read more...]

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America Became Great Through The Scots

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Scottish American Davy Crocket

You knew that there was a strong connection between Scotland and the people of the USA but did you know just how far back that goes? Many people … [Read more...]

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Loch Ness & Inverness Vacations

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Scotland is a fantastic country to spend a few days, or a longer vacation. It is intensely popular with ramblers, hikers, mountain climbers, … [Read more...]

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Golf Scotland The Real Home of Golf

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Golf In Scotland Over 550 years ago, golf was born in Scotland. It was not the fastest growing sport by any means as by 1850, there were less than … [Read more...]

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The Scottish Haggis

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The Scottish Haggis Haggis is probably the least understood but best known Scottish dish. Haggis is our national dish but one which a lot of Scots … [Read more...]

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Scots Shaped Canada Into A Nation

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Did you know Scots have been involved in Canada before most of the world even knew it existed? Nearly a thousand years ago (1010 AD) Thorfinn … [Read more...]

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