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Green Hills and Rugged Landscapes
... there were a lot of English accents among the crowds (especially students). This is where I was reminded that I was still in Britain.
I wish I could have ventured out and visited other, more rural, parts of Scotland, but unfortunately I just didn't have enough time. Maybe some day I will go back and get the chance to learn more about Scottish culture which is, after all, part of my own heritage!
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Our week in edinburgh
... exactly like my cousin Glen (although quite a bit older). It was uncanny really. The tour started getting scary when we went into the underground city with only a candle to light the way with the guide telling us about all the ghostly encounters that people had had down there. I must admit that I got a little freaked out, but I survived without encountering anything otherworldly. I am not sure if that is a good or bad thing on a ghost ...
VIbrant Edinburgh
... with the Honours of Scotland (the crown, sceptre, sword and Stone of destiny) and Hollyrood Palace-where the Queen comes for her garden parties. The Palace is all abuzz with the pending marriage of Princess Anne’s daughter Zara Phillips to some rugby star with a broken nose. They are having a small private wedding with only 300 guests at the ceremony and 3800 at the reception!
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Bag Pipes and Kilts All the Way!
... props a bag of peas, a loaf of bread, and a stuffed animal cow (beef). Then he went on to say that I would not be released until the end of the war and that overall POWs were treated very well here and the conditions were not as bad as people imagine. The demo didn’t go long and I just tried to smile and laugh at most of it and at the end I got a round of applause! After that little bit of humiliation, we went to go see the Scottish National War Memorial that is a memorial to ...


