Scotland

In Scotland, a slingshot is commonly referred to as a "catey."

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Ben Vane and Beinn Teallach are both 915m.

Bagging munros refers to the activity of climbing all of the Scottish mountains over 3,000 feet (914.4 meters) in height, known as munros. The term "bagging" comes from the idea of collecting or ticking off each munro as a personal achievement. It is a popular challenge among hikers and mountaineers in Scotland.

Aberdeen or Arbroath

The major agricultural products of Scotland include barley, oats, potatoes, and livestock such as sheep and cattle. Additionally, Scotland is known for its whisky production, which relies heavily on barley as a key ingredient.

Scottish actor James McAvoy is known to wear glasses.

At one time the owners of small farms were known as crofters, they lived in crofts.

Farmers are called farmers here. There used to be different kinds of farms. Some crofts, often in the Highlands and the west of the country. In other parts people grouped together in small country villages called ferm toons or farm towns and shared the land.

The owners of, and the people who worked, small farms in Scotland were once called Crofters as the name for their small farms was crofts.

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This information has never been collated, nor is it likely to be.

No, currently Kilmarnock is not classified as an assisted area in the United Kingdom.

In the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, the orientation of the wings on the double-headed eagle symbolizes different degrees within the organization. Wings up typically represents the 32nd degree, while wings down typically represents the 33rd degree. Each degree signifies different teachings and responsibilities within the Scottish Rite.

The English Channel is between England and France.

Some traditional Scottish vegetables include potatoes, turnips (swedes), leeks, and cabbage. These vegetables are often used in traditional Scottish dishes such as stovies, haggis, and neeps and tatties.

The first people to live in Scotland were likely Celtic tribes. However, Scotland has a long history of occupation by various peoples, including Picts, Romans, and Vikings. As for showing a map, I recommend checking a reliable online map source such as Google Maps or the National Library of Scotland website for an up-to-date map of Scotland.

Poverty was a common cause of people leaving Scotland in the 19thC.

Some people were forced away from their land and families by landlords, often absentee landlords who owned large areas of land in the Highlands, because their rents did not give the landlords the money they wanted.

People left to find work abroad as skilled craftsmen and as farmers and stone masons.

Ferguson (Man U), Moyes (Everton), McLeish (Birmingham), Coyle (Burnley), Sturrock (Plymouth), Irvine (Preston), Lambert (Norwich), Mackay (Watford), Ferguson (Peterborough), Davies (Forest), McCall (Bradford) and McParland (Notts County). That makes 12. Bryan Gunn got sacked this morning from Norwich and Lambert got his job so it was 13 earlier as Lambert was previously at Colchester.

• Go to school
• Hang out watching films, playing video games and listening to music
• Go to the cinema, bowling, ice skating or shopping
• Quite alot of teenagers drink alcohol and smoke
• Many have hobbies like playing football, hockey, learning musical instruments, acting
• 17 year olds can learn to drive
• Go to parties

Plaid is a Scottish word for a blanket, the belted version of which was the original kilt -feilidh-mhor or great kilt. Nowadays it is used to refer to the pleated cloth worn with the kilt (feileadh beag or little kilt). Plaid has a different meaning in North America and is used to generally mean Tartan.

There are more left-handed people in Scotland than people with ginger hair. Estimates suggest that around 10-12% of the Scottish population are left-handed, while only about 1-2% have naturally red hair.

Scotland does not have a store exactly like Target, but they do have similar retail chains such as Tesco, ASDA, and Primark that offer a variety of products including clothing, household items, and groceries. These stores may not be identical to Target but provide a similar shopping experience.

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No it's Irish and is written Sean (derivative of John). Shawn is generally an American spelling of Sean based on how it is pronounced. The English version is Shaun. The Ulster pronunciation of Sean has led to the name Shane.