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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…
RT @thomsok: @KirstenAlana Also the arrival of Christianity, clashing with the locals must have been the source of many a myth and tale! #S…
RT @TheBrochProject: A1. It's because Scotland's old. Like really old. The best kind of old. The landscape (which is also really old) has l…
RT @TheBrochProject: A1. It's because Scotland's old. Like really old. The best kind of old. The landscape (which is also really old) has l…
RT @KirstenAlana: Q2. What’s your favourite part of Scotland’s history and why? #ScotlandHour https://t.co/Mr4Yp1jv9T
replying to @naverMuseum @naverMuseum Wow, what a stunner! It puts me in mind of outlaws hiding from their pursuers, @DaysDyingGlory #ScotlandHour
RT @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.c…
RT @welovehistory: A2. How could we possibly choose? Scotland’s history is full of fascinating stories, many of which are kept alive at our…
#ScotlandHour A2. My favourite part of Scottish history is the Wars of Scottish Independence (there's two of them), especially the First War (Wallace & the Bruce). I always remember my dad telling me stories of that period, when I was a kid @ScotlandHour
A2. Our favourite part of Scotland's history? The journey that Scotland's canals have taken through time. Amazing feats of engineering transformed from industrial waterways to beautiful green & blue spaces! 😍
@ScotlandHour @ArchScot @welovehistory #ScotlandHour @FalkirkWheel
RT @scottishcanals: A2. Our favourite part of Scotland's history? The journey that Scotland's canals have taken through time. Amazing feats…
RT @OdysseyScottish: #ScotlandHour A2. My favourite part of Scottish history is the Wars of Scottish Independence (there's two of them), es…
replying to @AmberparkXplore @AmberparkXplore @MrsCarrothead @StKildaNTS Indeed. Add an island and all of the sudden everything is a little more interesting story-wise. #ScotlandHour
replying to @ScotlandHour @ScotlandHour A2 I think the various Standing Stones you'll find across Scotland has always fascinated me, to think many has stood for around 5,000 years (or there abouts). Which is yours? #ScotlandHour
RT @naverMuseum: A2 Our favourite 'part' of Scotland's history is stories about its people. The stories of resilience, compassion and commu…
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…
RT @TheBrochProject: A1. It's because Scotland's old. Like really old. The best kind of old. The landscape (which is also really old) has l…
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…
RT @imaginealba: Built in the 1100s, Castle Sween in Argyll is possibly #Scotland's oldest. It was a stronghold of Suibhne ‘the Red’ & the…
RT @welovehistory: A2. How could we possibly choose? Scotland’s history is full of fascinating stories, many of which are kept alive at our…
RT @TheBrochProject: A1. It's because Scotland's old. Like really old. The best kind of old. The landscape (which is also really old) has l…
replying to @Kimkjaerside @Kimkjaerside @markcalpin I miss living in Scotland #ScotlandHour
RT @Kimkjaerside: @ScotlandHour A2 I think the various Standing Stones you'll find across Scotland has always fascinated me, to think many…
RT @AmberparkXplore: @MrsCarrothead @StKildaNTS ....islands do add another dimension to any story! #ScotlandHour
RT @KirstenAlana: @AmberparkXplore @MrsCarrothead @StKildaNTS Indeed. Add an island and all of the sudden everything is a little more inter…
A2 What’s your favourite part of Scotland’s history and why? #Scotlandhour Stories told through music always intrigue me, such as, for example, these https://t.co/8iwd8Mf4qP
Love a trip over to the Close when in Auld Reekie - hope you guys are all okay? #scotlandhour https://t.co/zIKaRaPKX6
RT @welovehistory: A2. How could we possibly choose? Scotland’s history is full of fascinating stories, many of which are kept alive at our…
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…
RT @KirstenAlana: Scotland has an almost embarrassment of riches in how many of these there are. #ScotlandHour
replying to @KirstenAlana @KirstenAlana I visited the Kelpies last year. I actually knew the two horses that they were based on. They were two Clydesdales, called Duke & Barron. #ScotlandHour https://t.co/b5k6z9jnQF
RT @mtnsofscotland: A1. 5000 years of history, the Calanais (Callanish) Standing Stones. Legend: petrified giants who would not convert to…
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…
RT @imaginealba: Built in the 1100s, Castle Sween in Argyll is possibly #Scotland's oldest. It was a stronghold of Suibhne ‘the Red’ & the…
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…
RT @TheBrochProject: A1. It's because Scotland's old. Like really old. The best kind of old. The landscape (which is also really old) has l…
replying to @MenaceCCFC @MenaceCCFC @DaysDyingGlory That's the post clearance village of Poulouriscaig...similar to Badbea in its lack of infrastructure and inaccessiblility to fishing grounds #ScotlandHour
#ScotlandHour The stories of the Kelpies has always intrigued me. I even visited the Kelpie statues last year. They were based on two of the Clydesdale horses that used to live in Pollok Park @ScotlandHour https://t.co/b5k6z9jnQF
A2. Our favourite part of Scotland’s history? Got to be anything to do with James IV. he’s a dream! 🤣 A true renaissance man. #greatmichael #scotlandhour #history
RT @TheBrochProject: A1. It's because Scotland's old. Like really old. The best kind of old. The landscape (which is also really old) has l…
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…
A2 some of the most fascinating are those that have stood the longest like the Brochs, like here in #Glenelg! #ScotlandHour
RT @Kimkjaerside: @ScotlandHour A2 I think the various Standing Stones you'll find across Scotland has always fascinated me, to think many…
replying to @ladykateblacket @ladykateblacket I read that 'aye, that'll do nicely' in the voice of Ned Gowan from @Outlander_STARZ and my goodness but what fun that was. #ScotlandHour
RT @KirstenAlana: Q2. What’s your favourite part of Scotland’s history and why? #ScotlandHour https://t.co/Mr4Yp1jv9T
replying to @OdysseyScottish
@OdysseyScottish @KirstenAlana This is one of our stop-off points on the way south. Orlando, our over-energetic spaniel, loves the giant giant dogs. (Giant dogs are horses. Giant giant dogs are giant horses!)
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replying to @markcalpin @markcalpin A2 I would love to explore the Isle of St Kilda. Read about it and also visited the museum on the Isle of Lewis a few years ago about the Island. That's what dreams are for ❤️🙏🏴 #ScotlandHour
A1: That's all thanks to our people we'd say! We've had many fascinating characters shape and create Scottish history over the centuries.
Just think of Sir Walter Scott here in the Borders, the many stories in stone @Rosslynchapel or at our abbeys #ScotlandHour