How to Get the Best of Scotland A visit advisor report on their visit to The Culloden Battlefield site. The site where the Jacobite army and government forces fought their last battle and changed Scotland forever Yes, it…
The Quotes of William Wallace Braveheart’s Wiliam Wallice churned out the quotes. Not the Wallace of 700 years ago, a Wallice that’s still alive and kicking Randle Wallice, born in 1949, wrote the Screenplay of Braveheart, slipping in…
A much-asked question Is Scotland Part of the UK The Short answer is yes. Physically it is part of a single island and has around one-third of the landmass of the UK. Politically Scotland has been a part…
The 3 Banks of Scotland As the name of this website is “Scotland Notes”, I get lots of people visiting my site looking for information about Scotland Banks Notes, in other words, “money.” As a visitor, I can…
Scottish Pub Culture When I started to write this article, I thought it would be a simple task to tell you about Scottish Pub Culture. How hard can it be? After all, I have been going to the…
Scottish Heather More than meets the Eye Once I was old enough, I used to work my Summer Holidays from School on the Grouse Moors that surround Royal Deeside in rural Aberdeenshire. I was a beater. A beater…
First Trip To Scotland Looking at my website and blog, you will agree that I am not a professional blogger with years of blog writing experience and advanced writing skills. Nope, I am just a highlander who wants…
Scottish Highland Cattle “Hairy Coos” Scottish Highland Cattle – A Icon Highland Cattle or the Highland cow is a true icon of Scotland. And why not? It has ginger hair, right?. In Scotland, we call a cow “Coo”…
Haggis When you ask anyone to nominate something that comes to mind when thinking about Scotland you can bet Haggis will be towards the top of the list This blog post will explore Haggis, and hopefully, by the…
Scotland in January Hangover month, so how is Scotland in January? Maybe your New Year resolution is to visit Scotland, so strike while the iron is hot and pack your bags. If you are looking for what to…
What to pack for Scotland For most countries what to bring with you would be a simple task, but of course, Scotland is different. People in Scotland tend to make use of charity shops when they are needing…
Why Visit Scotland It isn’t easy to pinpoint why Scotland is held in such mystery for many people worldwide. It is like a book with connected chapters, but each chapter is a book inside itself containing further chapters….
How to Get the Best of Scotland A visit advisor report on their visit to The Culloden Battlefield site. The site where the Jacobite army and government forces fought their last battle and changed Scotland forever Yes, it…
The Quotes of William Wallace Braveheart’s Wiliam Wallice churned out the quotes. Not the Wallace of 700 years ago, a Wallice that’s still alive and kicking Randle Wallice, born in 1949, wrote the Screenplay of Braveheart, slipping in…
A much-asked question Is Scotland Part of the UK The Short answer is yes. Physically it is part of a single island and has around one-third of the landmass of the UK. Politically Scotland has been a part…
The 3 Banks of Scotland As the name of this website is “Scotland Notes”, I get lots of people visiting my site looking for information about Scotland Banks Notes, in other words, “money.” As a visitor, I can…
Scottish Pub Culture When I started to write this article, I thought it would be a simple task to tell you about Scottish Pub Culture. How hard can it be? After all, I have been going to the…
Scottish Heather More than meets the Eye Once I was old enough, I used to work my Summer Holidays from School on the Grouse Moors that surround Royal Deeside in rural Aberdeenshire. I was a beater. A beater…
First Trip To Scotland Looking at my website and blog, you will agree that I am not a professional blogger with years of blog writing experience and advanced writing skills. Nope, I am just a highlander who wants…
Scottish Highland Cattle “Hairy Coos” Scottish Highland Cattle – A Icon Highland Cattle or the Highland cow is a true icon of Scotland. And why not? It has ginger hair, right?. In Scotland, we call a cow “Coo”…
Haggis When you ask anyone to nominate something that comes to mind when thinking about Scotland you can bet Haggis will be towards the top of the list This blog post will explore Haggis, and hopefully, by the…
Scotland in January Hangover month, so how is Scotland in January? Maybe your New Year resolution is to visit Scotland, so strike while the iron is hot and pack your bags. If you are looking for what to…
What to pack for Scotland For most countries what to bring with you would be a simple task, but of course, Scotland is different. People in Scotland tend to make use of charity shops when they are needing…
Why Visit Scotland It isn’t easy to pinpoint why Scotland is held in such mystery for many people worldwide. It is like a book with connected chapters, but each chapter is a book inside itself containing further chapters….