History Myths Legends
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RT @KirstenAlana: Scotland has an almost embarrassment of riches in how many of these there are. #ScotlandHour https://t.co/JeISlkciyd
KirstenAlana
RT @stirlingcastle: A2: We might be biased, but we would go for the reign of the Stewarts as James V built us this glorious Palace! #Scotla…
ScotlandHour
RT @welovehistory: A2. How could we possibly choose? Scotland’s history is full of fascinating stories, many of which are kept alive at our…
KirstenAlana
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
RudeFulk
RT @ArchScot: Did someone mention Heritage Heroes? We have an awesome @HHAwardScot that’s free take part in A1 #ScotlandHour
davidfcastle1
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
ScotlandHour
RT @MaryKingsClose: A2. Over the centuries, #MaryKingsClose would have been home to up to 700 people at any one time. The stories of the re…
markcalpin
RT @scottishcanals: A1. The waterways, mountains, people, and grounds of Scotland are steeped in history, myth and legend. We say it's one…
CCaseyWriter
#ScotlandHour The Dance Macabre is a collection of my short stories & flash fiction, with a dark & supernatural twist. It also includes a story bout the Gorbals Vampire @ScotlandHour https://t.co/kbuuiZMqiU
ArchScot
RT @Kimkjaerside: @ScotlandHour A1 I absolutely love the many historic sites, castles and majestic Glen's found throughout the country 🙏…
markcalpin
RT @naverMuseum: @MenaceCCFC So true we are spoiled for choice for scenery...there is something particularly enigmatic and enchanting about…
markcalpin
RT @ladykateblacket: A1: I also suspect that the weather & whisky have contributed to the rich storytelling tradition.
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#Sco…
eobrien04
RT @KirstenAlana: This month’s @ScotlandHour theme is History, Myths and Legends with co-hosts @welovehistory @ArchScot
Q1. What makes Sco…
FibeaMac
RT @naverMuseum: A1. Our rich oral culture which has preserved our stories and passed them down through the generations for us all through…
AmberparkXplore
replying to @AmberparkXplore @markcalpin .....and the best of all #Archaeology @ArchScot 😉 #ScotlandHour
ScotlandHour
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
ScotlandHour
RT @MenaceCCFC: A1: And, when things like this wash up on the beach, is there any wonder our imaginations are fuelled?
Can you see the unu…
OutlandishTour
A2 @ScotlandHour Ummm, can we say ALL OF IT?! There’s just too much to choose from, spanning several millennia! Our tour guests are always staggered that we’re able to show them sites that are thousands of years old! #ScotlandHour #Scotland #History #VisitScotland #Archaeology
kerrydexter
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
KirstenAlana
I'm not usually one for the most touristy of attractions but I do recommend @MaryKingsClose when in Edinburgh. Really helps you understand the city's "alleys" which are so different from others and it's well done. #ScotlandHour https://t.co/gyxRFs78WE
Marlene79433494
RT @mtnsofscotland: A1. 5000 years of history, the Calanais (Callanish) Standing Stones. Legend: petrified giants who would not convert to…
MrsCarrothead
A1 I'd say history, myths, and legends do pretty well on islands where the population evacuated nearly a century ago. And all you have are ruins, seabirds, and some iron age sheep. @StKildaNTS #scotlandhour
ScotlandHour
RT @OutlandishTour: A2 @ScotlandHour Ummm, can we say ALL OF IT?! There’s just too much to choose from, spanning several millennia! Our tou…
StarryGryffin
RT @KirstenAlana: Scotland has an almost embarrassment of riches in how many of these there are. #ScotlandHour
Kimkjaerside
RT @ScotlandHour: Q2 What’s your favourite part of Scotland’s history and why? #Scotlandhour #virtualscotland
KirstenAlana
You had me at oldest. I'm a sucker for everything historical and old. #ScotlandHour https://t.co/7hqeteAAuR
ArchScot
RT @scottishcanals: A1. The waterways, mountains, people, and grounds of Scotland are steeped in history, myth and legend. We say it's one…
MaryKingsClose
RT @naverMuseum: A2 Our favourite 'part' of Scotland's history is stories about its people. The stories of resilience, compassion and commu…
CrowvusLit
RT @MaryKingsClose: A2. Over the centuries, #MaryKingsClose would have been home to up to 700 people at any one time. The stories of the re…
ladykateblacket
Q2: I love to stand & admire structures built across the country in the most difficult places — that someone 800 years ago took a look at that intimidating geological feature & thought ‘aye, that’ll do nicely.’
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MenaceCCFC
RT @FionaDrane: Q2 What’s your favourite part of Scotland’s history and why? #Scotlandhour #virtualscotland
CCaseyWriter
replying to @ScotlandHour @ScotlandHour I love Lewis. I need to get back up there #ScotlandHour
ScotlandHour
RT @mtnsofscotland: A1. 5000 years of history, the Calanais (Callanish) Standing Stones. Legend: petrified giants who would not convert to…
kerrydexter
replying to @naverMuseum @naverMuseum Well said, folk at Strathnaver Museum #Scotlandhour
OutlandishTour
You guys rock! #Thanks #HeritageHeroes #History #Archaeology #ScotlandHour 🏴⛏ https://t.co/o2EBqjGHoI
KirstenAlana
oh this is so accurate - Scotland is beautiful and rich in so many ways - but Scottish people are why I LOVE Scotland #ScotlandHour https://t.co/3VfUMwvoAC
kerrydexter
RT @naverMuseum: A2 Our favourite 'part' of Scotland's history is stories about its people. The stories of resilience, compassion and commu…
MaryKingsClose
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
AmberparkXplore
replying to @MrsCarrothead @MrsCarrothead @StKildaNTS ....islands do add another dimension to any story! #ScotlandHour
thomsok
A2 my favourite part is that linked with some of the most iconic and impressive structures that have been built like the Abbey in #Dunfermline #ScotlandHour
RoseMar87128104
RT @welovehistory: A2. How could we possibly choose? Scotland’s history is full of fascinating stories, many of which are kept alive at our…
KirstenAlana
replying to @kerrydexter @kerrydexter @perceptivetrav @juliefowlis Thank you! I will check it out. #ScotlandHour
rosiehat
RT @ScotlandHour: Q2 What’s your favourite part of Scotland’s history and why? #Scotlandhour #virtualscotland
MenaceCCFC
A2 - Now, this is a much harder question to answer! And it requires some thought. I think I'll look through what others have written for some inspiration. #ScotlandHour
markcalpin
Whilst we can't get out to enjoy all these great places remember that we'll capture them all for the archive on https://t.co/Qp95mFWpqN #scotlandhour https://t.co/tuzAskedsU
TheBrochProject
A1. It's because Scotland's old. Like really old. The best kind of old. The landscape (which is also really old) has loads of old stuff. Big bag of old stuff with the boys. Old.
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shadmcomber
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…