With every bottle of Laphroaig Whisky, you are entitled to a lifetime lease on a plot of land in Scotland (1ft squared).
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With every bottle of Laphroaig Whisky, you are entitled to a lifetime lease on a plot of land in Scotland (1ft squared).
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Barra Airport in Scotland is the only airport in the world where scheduled flights use a tidal beach as the runway, thus the flight schedule varies with the tides.
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There’s an island in Scotland owned by Tibetan Buddhists because the previous owner had a dream in which the Virgin Mary told her to give it to them.
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The accent, the word choice, the slang. It’s pretty amazing the way Scottish people speak.
And the tweets from Scotland are pretty glorious as well.
While reading these, remember to picture them in a Scottish accent in your head.

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Time to eat some haggis and throw my favorite kilt on!
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Pedi people (a tribe in South Africa) wear Scottish kilts. Citing oral history, the use of kilts dates to 1879. They say that’s when the tribe lost a battle because its warriors thought kilted Scots leading a British army were women and held their fire until realizing their mistake too late.
In 1313, 60 Scottish soldiers disguised as cows seized control of a castle held by the English.
This is a question I hear people talking about all the time. If you don’t live there, it can be confusing…What’s the difference between England, Britain, and the U.K.?
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Let’s start with the countries. The United Kingdom is made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. All of these are separate countries that fall under the U.K. umbrella and have some autonomy. A lot of people (at least ones I’ve talked to) make the mistake of thinking the Republic of Ireland is part of the U.K., but it is its own sovereign country.
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Great Britain is actually the largest island in the British Isles (which also includes the island of Ireland and 186 other inhabited islands).
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The term “British” can cause some confusion for people. It can refer to the U.K. as a whole, the island of Great Britain, or to the current and former British colonies, such as Bermuda and the British Virgin Islands.
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So as you can see, as long as you do a little research, you won’t sound like a dummy next time you have to speak to someone from that part of the world!
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The town of Larkhall, Scotland, hates the color green so much that their Subway is painted black instead. 00
The Old Forge pub, Britain’s most remote bar, is located in Inverie, which is so isolated in the Scottish Highlands that no roads connect the village to the rest of the country. Thirsty travelers need to hike 17 miles over very rough terrain, or take a 7-mile ferry ride. 00