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• A Wee Guide to Traditional Scottish Garments

  Welcome, lads and lasses, to a wee journey through Scotland's famed attire. From the kilt to the Arisaid, each piece is a yarn in our rich tapestry of history. So, let's set forth and explore ...

• The Intriguing World of Scottish Heraldry, Family Crests, and Coats of Arms

  Scotland's rich history is steeped in tradition, honor, and a deep sense of belonging. One way this history has been preserved is through the intricate art of heraldry. Scottish heraldry, family ...

• The Enigmatic Lords of Scotland: Their Legacy and Charm

  Scotland is a land steeped in history, myth, and legend. It is a place where ancient castles and crumbling fortresses tell tales of power, intrigue, and betrayal. Among the most fascinating ...

• Find Your Perfect Stay in Scotland with Travelmyth’s Advanced Hotel Category Filters

  Scotland is a destination of unmatched splendour, dotted with breathtaking landscapes, historic wonders, and a rich cultural heritage. When embarking on your trip to this magnificent country, ...

• Why Were Chainsaws Invented?

  The chainsaw is a popular instrument with a long development history, which makes the life of many people easier. But do you really now why were chainsaws invented? Modern society usually ...

• Scottish Highland Cow: Everything You Need To Know

  The Highland cattle is one of the most iconic animals of Scotland. It is arguably the most stylish fuzzy cow in the world. These creatures are very cold-tolerant and have quite a long list of ...

• Famous Scottish Street Gangs

  Gang name - Edinburgh. I can certainly  confirm from personal knowledge that there were actually gangs in Edinburgh - I can remember well careful we were as teenagers, to avoid any contact with ...

• What Does “Hoots Mon” Mean?

  If you keep seeing the expression "hoots mon", what does it mean?"Hoots Mon" is a song written by Harry Robinson, and performed by Lord Rockingham's XI. ... "Hoots mon", an interjection ...

• Highland Fling – by Joan Jaffe (Part One)

  We were bound to have trouble in Customs with the muesli, Dick predicted, and maybe the half jar of jam and the 47 teabags; but I said they were souvenirs and I would relive our Scottish ...

• Highland Fling – by Joan Jaffe (Part Two)

  The charm of hiking in the Highlands is the other side of the difficulty: that is, the mostly trackless walks, the obscure destinations only intimated by vague directions, the signless ...