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A High Cross is another type of ancient monument found in Scotland. A high cross is, as the name implies, is a type of ancient Scottish monument that is shaped like a cross. A high cross, like many monuments, can vary highly in size, but there are man… more »

Loch Maree is the fourth largest freshwater loch in Scotland and the legendary home of Muc-sheilch. Loch Maree is the largest freshwater loch north of Loch Ness. At its widest it reaches four kilometers in length and its maximum length is 20 kilometer… more »

- A circus is looking for a Scot with nerves of steel to take up the vacant post of knife-thrower's assistant... - The Edinburgh International Festival has reported record box office takings this year, with ticket sales up by 7 per cent. - Plantin… more »

St. Andrew’s Day is a celebration and feast day of Scotland’s patron saint. St. Andrew’s Day is held and celebrated on the 30th of November of every year. Being the patron saint of Scotland, St. Andrew’s Day also acts as the national day of Scotland… more »