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- Interesting Places to Run - Hadrian's Wall EnglandWhat to expect when running with ghosts
- History of Scotland-Border Reivers-Origins of the Maxwell/Johnstone FeudIn the 16th century Border Lands of Scotland and England feud was the result of the animosity which was the result of the constant threat of theft, murder and blackmail.The feud between the Maxwells and Johnstones would last for a century.
- Why England Should Break Away from the So-Called United Kingdom?Not a lot of people know this but England is by far the highest taxed country in the UK, Europe and the world-and its getting worse.
- The Dark, Gritty Side of Scotland on FilmSeveral films set in Scotland portray a darker side of the northern part of the United Kingdom.
- Eating Abroad: Cuisine Delicacies in ScotlandScotland isn’t just a beautiful country loaded with history and natural splendor, it is also a great place for a culinary adventure. If you're inclined to savor the delicacies a country has to offer, here are some local delicacies not to be missed.
- The Cash Family Name Originated in Both Scotland and EnglandThe Cash family surname originated in both England and Scotland. The names are unrelated and have different meanings.
- From El Paso to Iraq.. Wait, Scotland?!Returning to Iraq from leave, I had a very interesting stop..
Visit the Neolithic Settlement of Skara Brae on the Island of Orkney, ScotlandVisit the Neolithic settlement of Skara Brae on the Island of Orkney in Scotland.
Travel Guide to St. Andrew's Scotland: A Golfer's DreamScotland is one of the most beautiful and magical places in the world. If you're a golfer, visiting and playing at St Andrews may be a life long dream. Here is your guide to help you make that happen.- 5 Tricks to Successfully Navigate Scotland's Pub CultureLet's face it, we all know that when visiting Scotland one of the best ways to meet the people and experience the culture is to visit a pub. However, what is less known is that there are some basic cultural differences that can improve your experience.
Margaret Tudor Marries James IV of Scotland, August 8, 1503Margaret Tudor's marriage to James IV was supposed to ensure a lasting peace between England and Scotland. Quite a challenging job for a 13-year-old girl.
Travel Guide to Edinburgh, ScotlandRich in history, natural beauty, and dozens of activities within walking distance of the city center, you'll never be without something to do in Edinburgh.- How to Prepare for a Week Long Hike in ScotlandHiking for a week at a time can be a very strenuous workout. There are many factors to be considered when packing for a hike this long in Scotland.
- Canadian Artist in Scotland - Trevor Jones: Art is Not Just Pretty ColorsOn a world journey that turned him into an artist, Trevor Jones talks of his influences, working process and future.
- Queen Anne's Struggles with ScotlandThe struggle was not over, England enacted the Alien Act, in 1705, whereby the Scots would be considered aliens if they did not conform to English law and repel the Act of Security, and join forces again with England.
- Queen Anne and the Rift with ScotlandScotland therefore enacted the Act of Security, which stipulated that if the Queen did not have an heir upon her death, the Scottish Estates had the right to elect the next sovereign ruler from the Scottish royal line.
- Adopting Different Time Zone in ScotlandIn the autumn of 2010 a serious debate was held with regard to British Summer time.
- Queen Anne of England, Scotland and IrelandIn 1707, under the Act of Unions, England and Scotland became a single state and Anne was the first reigning monarch of this new merger.
- Moving Timeline in Scotland Will Increase Its EconomyFor many decades, the UK's politicians and national traders have been debating moving the timeline to GMT +1 in the winter and GMT +2 in the summer, which would affect people's waking time and also the entire economy.
Best City Center Hotels in Edinburgh, Scotland: Downtown Hotels with Super Accommodation and a Convenient LocationIf you want to stay near the city center in Edinburgh, Scotland, these downtown hotels are excellent.- Scotland Seeks to End U.S. Ban so Americans Can Enjoy HaggisIn case any Americans are missing their favorite Scottish dish of haggis, the Scots may have a solution.
- How to Obtain a Free Bus Pass in ScotlandIf you are a resident of Scotland, you may be wondering whether you qualify for free bus travel in Scotland. Who qualifies for free bus travel in Scotland and how do you apply?
- The Giant's CausewayStretching five hundred feet into the sea from Ireland in the direction of Scotland and composed of 40,000 individual basalt columns, The Giant's Causeway certainly seems to be part of some kind of primitive road.
A Sampler of Scottish BeerScotland is renowned, rightly, for its world famous whiskeys, but beer fans can also enjoy a bounty of tasty brews. A beer-loving tourist offers a few insights on some of the malted drinks that pleased his palette.
Ski Scotland! the Slopes Are Open, the Snow is Here, the Lifts Are Operating, the Pistes Are BusyThe Highlands are perfectly made for biting cold, protracted winters and heavy snow. And this year it seems, the heavy snow is perfectly made for skiing vacations.- Tourist Guide to ScotlandA Guide to Scotland and a few places you can visit there.
A Review of the Glenspean Lodge in Fort William, ScotlandThe Glenspean Lodge is a small luxury hotel that was originally a hunting lodge for the rich and famous. It is just a few miles from the heart of Fort William, in the Scottish highlands.
November 16: Saint Margaret of ScotlandThe life of Margaret of Scotland. She was the Queen of Scotland from 1070-1093 and the mother of King David I.- Scotland's Fear LiathA strange apparition has been seen on Ben MacDui in Scotland.
A Fantastical World Awaits on the Spectacular Isle of Skye in ScotlandIf you like fairy tale locations, the Isle of Skye has it all. From castles to rugged breathtaking landscape and dramatic coastline, this island feels like heaven, and may be the most beautiful place in the world.
Movie Review: Last King of ScotlandLast King of Scotland is a movie about a former dictator of Uganda in the 1970s. In this political thriller, a fictional doctor gets a nightmarish glimpse inside one man's struggle maintain power when it is slipping away.- Best Scotland Travel WebsitesIf you are planning a trip to Scotland you need to do some research. Here are some websites to get you started.
- The English-Scottish BorderAn interesting time in Dumfries, Carlisle, Hadrian's Wall, and the Irish Sea coast.
Fun Free Things to Do in Edinburgh, ScotlandPlanning a trip to Edinburgh? Paying an admission fee isn't the only key to a good time. Keep in mind, there are plenty of fun and worthwhile things to do in the city for free. Here are a few suggestions to get you started.
Global Warming Chills Scotland's Winter Sport IndustryTwo of Scotland's leading ski centres are in trouble. Three months ago the Glenshee Chairlift Company announced that both the Glencoe and Glenshee resorts were for sale. They had lost 1 million pounds two years, following a series of poor skiing reasons.
Susan Boyle Sings for Pope Benedict XVI in Glasgow, ScotlandIn the first state visit to Britain by a Pope, Benedict XVI met with Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister David Cameron during his four-day tour.
Why Did Rudolf Hess Fly to Scotland?In the years since World War II, Rudolf Hess has become in enigmatic figure in history. His flight to Scotland in 1941 has left us with many questions.- Dreams of ScotlandDreams of Scotland lead to a passion to visit.
Review of the White Heather Hotel in Kyleakin, Isle of Skye, ScotlandThe White Heather Hotel is a great place to stay when visiting the rugged, rustic Isle of Skye. It is well located near the Skye Bridge, offers good value, and is well run. And the breakfast is wonderful.- Summertime in ScotlandArticle highlights destinations in Scotland and summertime festivals.
