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The Winter Olympic sport of curling originated in sixteenth century Scotland having first been contested in 1511 in the Scottish Lowlands. It was included in the first ever Winter Olympics …
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Half a pound of tupenny (= two-penny) rice, Half a pound of treacle. That’s the way the money goes, Pop! goes the weasel. Treacle brings up memories of sweets and …
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Scotland’s Winter Holidays by Catherine McKinley Honoring Scotland’s patron saint, St. Andrew’s Day traditions include celebrating Scottish culture, food and drink, attending ceilidhs …
Hogmanay Scottish New Year The time of year, when days darken and grow colder, has always had deep meaning: a time to look over the past and wish for a …
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