Scotland

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Glasgow is the second largest city in Scotland, after Edinburgh. It is known for its vibrant cultural scene, historic architecture, and friendly residents. Glasgow is home to universities, museums, and a bustling shopping and dining scene.

Ticket prices can vary greatly depending on the time of booking, airline, and season. On average, a ticket from the US to Scotland can range from $600 to $1200 roundtrip. It's recommended to check multiple airline websites or use flight comparison platforms to find the best deal.

There's no clan but it is a Scottish name which means bailiff.

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My surname is also Grieve and through my research I have found Grieve comes up under the MacGregor clan as well as Wallace. Hope that helps. If you search for Grieve tartan you'll get the MacGregor reference. If you search for Grieve clan you'll get the Wiki for Wallace.

by a priministor

He rules the countrie over all -

and the priministor is chosen by Parliament, Parliament chooses legitimits and the public can vote if the legitimate can replace a current member of Parliament

Inverness officially became a city in 2000 as part of celebrations to mark the new millennium.

unfortunately he has had a drug problem throughout his adult life, but is now in recovery after attending his brothers clinic, and continues to write, still looking for work, like most people in the industry from the same era, he struggles to find work, which is a shame, because he is incredibly talented.

Scotland's national poet is Robert Burns. He is widely regarded as the national poet of Scotland and his works, such as "Auld Lang Syne" and "To a Mouse," have had a lasting impact on Scottish literature and culture.

Scotland's national tree is the Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris). It is a native species with historical and cultural significance in Scotland. The Scots pine is known for its hardiness and ability to thrive in harsh climates.

There are no active volcanoes in Scotland currently. Most of the volcanic activity in Scotland occurred around 60 million years ago, and many of the ancient volcanic remains can be seen in places like the Inner Hebrides and the Isle of Skye. Examples include the Cuillin Hills and the Old Man of Storr.

Carlisle is a city in north-west England, located near the border with Scotland.

Scotland is part of the island of Great Britain which lies off the western coast of continental Europe. It is in the northern hemisphere and is considered to be part of the western hemisphere.

The traditional Scottish dagger worn in a sock is called a "sgian-dubh." It is worn tucked into the top of the kilt hose, with only the hilt visible. The sgian-dubh translates to "black knife" in Gaelic. It is considered a symbol of Scottish heritage and is often worn as part of formal Highland dress.

The River Tweed is a Scottish river that begins in the Southern Uplands and flows eastwards for about 97 miles before entering the North Sea. It is known for its scenic beauty and is famous for salmon fishing.

A person from Ayr is called an “Ayrshireman” or “Ayrshirewoman.”

Dundee is located on the east coast of Scotland, so it would be considered to be in the east.

The money raised in taxes from North Sea oil goes directly to the treasury department of the British government in Westminister. The Scottish parliament currently has no powers to raise its own taxes.

Stirling was designated as a city in 2002 as part of the Golden Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.

Jim McCluskey referee the UEFA Cup final in 1985.

Are you sure its not first letter 'P'? Perth.

Some Scottish towns beginning with the letter B are Bathgate, Buckie, and Blairgowrie.

Some main rivers in Scotland include the River Tay, River Tweed, and River Spey. These rivers are known for their scenic beauty and are popular for activities such as fishing and kayaking.

The Falkland Islands are a British Overseas Territory, despite being located off the coast of South America. Argentina also claims sovereignty over the islands, which led to a brief war between Argentina and the UK in 1982.

Inverness and Fort Augustus are at the north and south ends of the loch, Villages of Drumnadrochit, Foyers and Inverfarigaig lie on the lochside

Scotland has a very diverse range of wildlife, e.g.

· Adder

· Badger

· Daubenton's Bat

· Mountain Hare

· Orkney Vole

· Otter

· Pine Marten

· Red Deer

· Red Fox

· Red Squirrel

· Roe Deer

· Scottish Wood Ant

· Wild Goat

· Wildcat

· Atlantic Salmon

· Basking Shark

· Bottlenose Dolphin

· Common Seal

· Grey Seal

· Harbour Porpoise

· Minke Whale

· Orca (Killer Whale)

· Golden Eagle

· Osprey

· Peregrine

· Red Kite

· White-tailed Eagle

· Black Grouse

· Capercaillie

· Chough

· Crested Tit

· Crossbill

· Dipper

· Great Spotted Woodpecker

· Kingfisher

· Ptarmigan

· Red Grouse

· Snow Bunting

· · Arctic Skua

· Arctic Tern

· Gannet

· Great Skua

· Guillemot

· Manx Shearwater

· Puffin

· Razorbill

· Storm Petrel

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· Barnacle Goose

· Black-throated Diver

· Corncrake

· Dotterel

· Eider

· Goosander

· Greenland White-fronted Goose

· Lapwing

· Red-breasted Merganser

· Red-Necked Phalarope

· Red-throated Diver

· Slavonian Grebe