Scotland’s Animal

The ‘Dryas’ flower is named, after the ‘Dryads’, which are nymphs, of Greek mythology. They are also called, ‘hamadryad’...

Constantine ll (Causantin mac Aeda), son of King Aedh l, succeeded his cousin Donald ll, onto the throne of...

Gaelic, the spoken language of the Celts. Although they were from many areas of Europe, they were always depicted...

As part of the United Kingdom, Scotland has never had an official registered “national anthem”. However, whenever a Scottish...

Malcolm MacDonald of Mac Alpin (Mael Coluim mac Domnaill), son of Donald ll, succeeded his cousin Constantine ll, as...

The legend of the Sword Dance takes its beginnings from a Scottish prince named, Malcolm Canmore – (Canmore means:-...

Sea Spaghetti is thought of as the, ‘new kale’. Found on the shores of the Isle of Bute or...

Dippers, (Cinclus Cinclus), are a remarkable bird. Found in the northern mountinous parts of Scotland, North America & Asia,...