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Scotland - Geography, Culture and Economy

Scotland - Geography, Culture and Economy

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A country on the north-western edge of Europe. A mix of islands, highlands and lowlands. A country of romance and unique traditions, very different from their imperial neighbour to the south. A nation of three different languages, its culture has survived and flourished across the millennia, delivering some of the greatest and most innovative minds found anywhere. This is the land of whiskey and haggis, Nessie and oil, golf, tartan and bagpipes. This land could only be Scotland
Date: 2024-01-04

Comments and reviews: 35


Me mum came fae jis ootside Aberdeen wie her kin tae Canada in '69.
I've never been yet, but I feel so drawn to Scotland. Maybe being born in New Scotland (Nova Scotia) and my blood being what it is does it. Been living in Canada far north for almost ten years now, working outdoors. Either foolhardy, or good genes!
I dearly miss seeing my older relatives from Scotland come visit us. And I miss my grandfather. The banter at the table. Crazy tales -fae back hame. -
Was married in a kilt. Planning to graduate college (better late than never) in a kilt. Every vehicle I have owned has St. Andrew's Cross on the front bumper. I learned to make my own haggis, and used to make my own spice mix for oatmeal.
The wife and I are really hoping for a visit and tour once school is done.
Loved this two-part series. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Cheers!

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Born an Aussie of English parents. As boy, I grew up in the company of many Scots who made great impressions upon this wee lad.
Throughout my life, I could often be quoted as saying that if I were not an Aussie, my one desire would be to be a Scot.
The pipes cause my blood to rise and my skin to goosebump. If I thought I had the right to wear a tartan, I'd have a kilt in my wardrobe. Alas, I've looked extensively and cannot find an ancestor (even a distant one) from whom I might inherit that right.
Lang mae ye lum reek.

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17: 40 the reason for the coal, steel and shipbuilding was because Thatcher implemented stern measures against the labour movements, such as the National Union of Mineworkers in the 80s. She cracked the whip against striking miners who clashed against the police. To her, the clashes were -an opportunity to crush militant labour unions for good-.
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Now I have an urge to move to Scotland, it looks soo calm and full of natural beauty and intersting human activity both ancient and modern. I also like rain and despise the freezing cold winter and hot summer in the continental climate where I have uncomfortably spent life so far. - This really made Scotland seem like a very nice place to be!
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I love Scotland as I studied University of Glasgow and university of Strathclyde. This country will remain in my heart as a second homeland! Where ever I live Scotland I love you forever! The country that gave me high level of education, experience I will try to bring change in my society. Love from Bangladesh!
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I'm in Shetland and descend from a Danish/Scandinavian man in 1472.
The Shetland language is totally different to Scots and any visiting Scots find Shetland very -broad- and difficult to understand.
Our language and words are based on Norn which was a branch of Icelandic and Faroese.

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I learned about Scotland through the novel by writer Lynn Kurland. I was fascinated by the majestic and poetic scenery of the steppe through the pages of the book. Now seeing the images in this video, it's even more amazing. Hope to go to Scotland one day not too far away
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Loved this video, ive seen quite a number and this one is my fav. Also with pics so clear and tells all about Scotland and UK in a way. Ive shared with my American friend this video who loves the history of UK as a whole and Scotland of course.
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This was such a pleasant review for me, a longstanding Albaphile. One tiny correction to add: Robert Burns' poem is not called, -Scots Wah Hae, - but -Scots Wha' Hae. -
Lovely program, nevertheless!

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My ancestors, well part of them, were the Elliot's, from the Borders, and nothing went across the borders without an Elliot knowing about it. Others have come from northern Irland, and Yorkshire.
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A great video. I have very much liked and enjoyed watching this video! It also helped me a lot in enhancing my understanding of Scotland as a country from different spectrums. --------- -------
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well i always thought sir arthur conan doyle was irish born, and annie lennox was a geordie, she possibly grew up in newcastle our spent lotta time there, cuz hasnt she got a geordie accent?
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Are you a Scot? Or perhaps your ancestors are? Or you were lucky enough to visit this country at some point. Say hi, and tell us your favourite aspects of Scotland, its geography and its culture.
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Thoroughly enjoyed this! I-m traveling to tour Scotland in a week. You missed an important Scottish actor who has increased tourism and interest in Scotland and its history: Sam Heughan.
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I spent a GLORIOUS summer in Scotland earlier this year. It was absolutely amazing. Loved every minute. I think I saw literally every single place in this video. Can't wait to go back!
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Why is Scotland not free from the Saxon's yet. from what I have read it contributes 25% of taxes but is only 10% of the population of the Whole of the so called United Kingdom.
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There has never been a more right time for the Scottish people to break away from the UK and go their own way, they don't need the English to hold them back, go Scotland you are brave.
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I'm scottish, born in Glasgow. My family background is Islay and Helensburgh. Moved to London in the 90s but now feeling homesick.
This video made me feel connected again.

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This country is so good- in the future I will go here. But I was born in Uzbekistan this country is paradise. I give advise to visit in uzbekistan uzbeks are friendly.
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Loved it, learning about my daughter's inlaws from Helensburgh and so many famous Scots - only regret Telford's genius contributed to Telford in Shropshire! Steer clear
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The war is not a taking a film, it is realy blood cool kills to any humen, it is not only a free war but also a none worth nations cases forever to live in them.
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The most important thing about Scotland is we want to be FREE from England and wales. Scotland is a Nation. This commentary is unsurprisingly an english person.
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I was lucky enough to live in Laurencekirk for a time many years ago. The Scots and Scotland hold a very special place in my heart. Beautiful country.
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The list of important and famous people from Scotland is astonishing. Plus both the wild and the historic sides of the country are just magical.
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0: 14 In reference to the British coat of arms you referred to the Scottish unicorn as a Scottish lion. It is a unicorn not a lion -
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If the heinous Orange Geezuz becomes the US 'excrement' once more, I'll be seeking political asylum in my ancestry's native land
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Why isn't Scotland independent but Ireland is? Scotland has fewer natural resources than Ireland? Wouldn't she be able to handle it?
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I would have preferred to hear a Scottish accent instead of the English one in the History of Scotland. Great video though!
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I had no idea so many famous people were from Scotland. Humanity owes a debt of gratitude to the small country. Thank you.
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If I had added into your group for admid and apply it, you' re proud of honest so I ask to all free for a long time.
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Very nice and interesting!
I have been to Edimburgh from
my Country ( Italy )
And what about Shetland isles?

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What about the Stone o Scone. I saw it under the English coronation throne in 1960 and then n Edinborugh in 2001.
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Hang on, did I miss something but William Wallace didn-t get a mention. Great story, loved visiting Scotland
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A brilliant up to date narrative of Scotland and i thank you for explaining that Scotland is a country x
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- brilliant, I learnt a lot, I Am McLean Clan, now reside in New Zealand, very informative, thankyou. -
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