Some funny Jokes from a scotsman
The History of Shortbread Shortbread is a traditional Scottish biscuit that is usually made using sugar, butter and flour. The biscuit could be found across the country throughout the 12th Century onwards, with the shortbread we know and love today being credited to Mary, Queen of Scots in the 16th Century. How to Make Your Own Shortbread Kilts This week at the School of ScotlandShop we're learning how to make your own shortbread with a colourful twist.
No Scottish occasion, whether that be a wedding or a funeral, or Hogmanay, is right without playing some of the very best Scottish bagpipe music.
With so much to see & do in Scotland, where do you start? These are the 3 places to visit that should be on the top of your Scotland bucket list!
Scottish clans (from Scottish Gaelic clann, "children"), give a sense of identity and shared descent to people in Scotland and to their relations throughout the world, with a formal structure of Clan Chiefs officially registered with the court of...
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A fun-filled, 4 day Scottish Highlands itinerary, including hikes, restaurants, and where to stay on the Isle of Skye and Glencoe.
Scottish Heather in Scotland is absolutely beautiful.
Three Easy Ways to Identify Your Scottish Clan Are you curious about your Scottish heritage and eager to discover which clan your ancestors belonged to? Identifying your Scottish clan can be an exciting journey into your family's history and cultural heritage. While the task may seem daunting at first, there are several easy ways to uncover your clan affiliation and connect with your Scottish roots. 1. Research Your Family History: Begin your quest by delving into your family history and genealogy. Start by gathering information from relatives, old family records, and documents such as birth certificates, marriage records, and immigration papers. Look for surnames, ancestral hometowns in Scotland, and any known connections to Scottish clans. Online genealogy websites and resources like Scotland's People can also provide valuable insights and historical records to trace your Scottish lineage. 2. Use Clan Resources and Databases: Many Scottish clans have official websites and databases that offer information and resources for individuals seeking to learn more about their clan heritage. These resources often include clan histories, genealogical databases, tartan identification tools, and contact information for clan societies and organisations. Websites like the Scottish Register of Tartans provide comprehensive databases and resources to help individuals identify their clan affiliation based on surnames, geographical locations, and family crests. 3. Consult with Clan Societies and Experts: Reach out to clan societies, heritage organisations, and experts in Scottish genealogy and heraldry for personalised assistance and guidance in identifying your clan. These organizations often have knowledgeable volunteers and researchers who can help you navigate your family history, interpret historical records, and determine your clan affiliation. Additionally, attending Scottish cultural events, Highland games, and clan gatherings can provide opportunities to connect with fellow clan members and learn more about your shared heritage. By following these three easy steps, you can embark on a rewarding journey to identify your Scottish clan and celebrate your ancestral ties to Scotland's rich cultural heritage. Whether you uncover a centuries-old clan connection or simply embrace your Scottish heritage with pride, discovering your clan affiliation is sure to deepen your appreciation for your family's history and legacy. Browse our fine wool tartan library HERE
Explore Scotland - the land that inspired Disney Pixar's film Brave. Tour the sites that the animators took inspiration from and find out about the film.
The largest region of Scotland, the Scottish Highlands are beautiful to visit. These are my tips for visiting places like Glenfinnan Viaduct.
An image a day on Indyref Countdown, for the 50 days preceding the referendum. It’s soon time to prove what it says in the image…
Travel Inspiration : 35 Images from Around the World -- a slideshow compilation of some of the most beautiful places around the world, from London to Paris.
Join me for a sweet walk through Scotland! We’ll “sample” some recipes for Scottish Cookies that you can make at home! 🍪
Friday Funny: Scottish Jokes! For the last few weeks we've had a fair few Friday Facts which whilst great can get a little serious. So this week w...
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Buy a souvenir plot of land from Highland Titles and style yourself as Lord, Laird or Lady of the Glen. The amazing gift of Scottish land from just £30.
Cranachan is one of the best traditional Scottish desserts around! It's a simple and easy recipe to make but it leaves a wonderful taste in the mouth!
Shetland islands, Scotland
The History of Shortbread Shortbread is a traditional Scottish biscuit that is usually made using sugar, butter and flour. The biscuit could be found across the country throughout the 12th Century onwards, with the shortbread we know and love today being credited to Mary, Queen of Scots in the 16th Century. How to Make Your Own Shortbread Kilts This week at the School of ScotlandShop we're learning how to make your own shortbread with a colourful twist.
Scottish clans (from Scottish Gaelic clann, "children"), give a sense of identity and shared descent to people in Scotland and to their relations throughout the world, with a formal structure of Clan Chiefs officially registered with the court of...
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No Scottish occasion, whether that be a wedding or a funeral, or Hogmanay, is right without playing some of the very best Scottish bagpipe music.