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RT @mtnsofscotland: A3. Staffa (Fingal’s Cave). Legend: the columns are the remains of a Giant's Causeway linking Scotland and Ireland buil…
RT @welovehistory: A4: We’re big on unicorns (especially @stirlingcastle) – which made us think of its water twin, the narwhal (which does…
RT @InverOutlanders: A1 Because Scotland is so old, and we are so lucky to have so many Historic sites, Castles and Stories to show and tel…
RT @thomsok: A4 really tricky, not very creative when it comes to writing etc but something linked to the Hills & Mountains would be a subj…
RT @MenaceCCFC: "Lavellan" is all about #Scottish myths, some of which I have adapted to suit the story!
Daily instalments:
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replying to @thomsok @thomsok Easily done as just looking at them brings to mind mystery and magic. #ScotlandHour
RT @TheBrochProject: A4: Set #Outlander in #Caithness, sit back and watch the money FLY IN as and never, ever, ever have had to try and bu…
Q5 What part of Scotland excites you the most for its history, myths and legends? #Scotlandhour #virtualscotland
Q5 What part of Scotland excites you the most for its history, myths and legends? #Scotlandhour #virtualscotland
RT @HereScotland: A4: We wouldn't change a thing!
Storytelling is a crucial part of Scottish culture, we just want to spread our stories…
RT @mtnsofscotland: A1. 5000 years of history, the Calanais (Callanish) Standing Stones. Legend: petrified giants who would not convert to…
Q5. What part of Scotland excites you the most for its history, myths and legends? #ScotlandHour
Q5 What part of Scotland excites you the most for its history, myths and legends? #Scotlandhour
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A5: #Orkney holds a range of stories & myths.
From sea-dwelling shape-shifters close to Eynhallow Church to brownies once inhabiting the Click Mill & tales of the Dwarfie Stane housing dwarf Trolld in Norse sagas, these sites look like they could tell many a tale! #ScotlandHour
A5 Hmmm all of Scotland is exciting and full of discoveries but we'll have to be biased and say Mackay Country! #ScotlandHour So many stories. #HighlandClearances #Jacobites #UboatSurrender #ClanMackay #RobDonn
A5: We are lucky to overlook a fair bit of central Scotland with many amazing historical sites in the area including @TheWallaceMon and @welovehistory sites Castle Campbell and Doune Castle. #ScotlandHour
Footprint stone @ Dunadd, where kings of Dalraita were crowned. The iron age hillfort is associated with #legends, from witches & fairies to King Arthur & Ossian. Ancient exotic trade goods found there tell us they were actually a worldly bunch. #scotlandhour #virtualscotland
A5. You won't be shocked that we find #Edinburgh's history the most exciting! From the medieval Old Town, to the Georgian New Town; there is history around every corner. #DYK @Edinburgh_CC was once The Royal Exchange, built in 1753 as a market place. #ScotlandHour
RT @mtnsofscotland: A3. Staffa (Fingal’s Cave). Legend: the columns are the remains of a Giant's Causeway linking Scotland and Ireland buil…
RT @CrowvusLit: Anyone for a sea monster?
#ScotlandHour #Scotland #Myths https://t.co/xGGXCROOdI
replying to @MaryKingsClose @MaryKingsClose @markcalpin @ScotlandHour I will have to come back, when everything has calmed down #ScotlandHour
RT @MaryKingsClose: A5. You won't be shocked that we find #Edinburgh's history the most exciting! From the medieval Old Town, to the Georgi…
RT @welovehistory: A5: #Orkney holds a range of stories & myths.
From sea-dwelling shape-shifters close to Eynhallow Church to brownies on…
RT @welovehistory: A5: #Orkney holds a range of stories & myths.
From sea-dwelling shape-shifters close to Eynhallow Church to brownies on…
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…
RT @imaginealba: Footprint stone @ Dunadd, where kings of Dalraita were crowned. The iron age hillfort is associated with #legends, from wi…
RT @imaginealba: Footprint stone @ Dunadd, where kings of Dalraita were crowned. The iron age hillfort is associated with #legends, from wi…
RT @mtnsofscotland: A3. Staffa (Fingal’s Cave). Legend: the columns are the remains of a Giant's Causeway linking Scotland and Ireland buil…
RT @imaginealba: Footprint stone @ Dunadd, where kings of Dalraita were crowned. The iron age hillfort is associated with #legends, from wi…
replying to @ScotlandHour @ScotlandHour @MaryKingsClose @markcalpin Thank you. It's been ages since I've been in Auld Reekie, sorry, Edinburgh #ScotlandHour
RT @mtnsofscotland: A3. Staffa (Fingal’s Cave). Legend: the columns are the remains of a Giant's Causeway linking Scotland and Ireland buil…
replying to @KirstenAlana
@KirstenAlana When I was small, I wrote a book called "Rule of the Unicorns". It had no plot, and wasn't great writing.
It's been completely rehashed for next year's release: Unicorns Rule
Get those childhood stories out the cupboard, and get writing! #ScotlandHour
replying to @OdysseyScottish @OdysseyScottish @ScotlandHour Couldn't agree more! All real stories are almost always better than fiction anyway. And if nothing else, "truth is stranger than fiction." #ScotlandHour
RT @welovehistory: A5: #Orkney holds a range of stories & myths.
From sea-dwelling shape-shifters close to Eynhallow Church to brownies on…
RT @welovehistory: A5: #Orkney holds a range of stories & myths.
From sea-dwelling shape-shifters close to Eynhallow Church to brownies on…
RT @AmberparkXplore: @MaryKingsClose @markcalpin Here’s a link for people. To enjoy a virtual visit now! #scotlandhour https://t.co/fdZk621…
RT @stirlingcastle: A1: Scotland has a rich history and we are proud to be amongst the many (as part of @HistEnvScot) who help to tell and…
replying to @KirstenAlana @KirstenAlana A5 so many incredible places across #scotland but #Argyll and the #isles is a special place for us. It has everything! #scotlandhour
RT @welovehistory: A5: #Orkney holds a range of stories & myths.
From sea-dwelling shape-shifters close to Eynhallow Church to brownies on…
RT @scottishcanals: A3. A nod towards the glimmering shape-shifting water spirits patrolling our countries' waters and in honour of the hor…
RT @HereScotland: A4: We wouldn't change a thing!
Storytelling is a crucial part of Scottish culture, we just want to spread our stories…
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 @markcalpin: Q5 What part of Scotland excites you the most for its history, myths and legends? #Scotlandhour
McCaig's Tower, the crowing glory of #Oban. It was built by JS MCaig ca 1900 as a tribute to his family, who rose from poor farmers to wealthy pillars of the community. #Gaelic education programmes are still funded by the family's legacy. #scotlandhour #virtualscotland #drone
A5. St. Kilda. The UK’s only dual UNESCO World Heritage Site. THE most incredible location in Scotland IMHO. #ScotlandHour
RT @welovehistory: A4: We’re big on unicorns (especially @stirlingcastle) – which made us think of its water twin, the narwhal (which does…
A5: Perhaps unsurprisingly, we love the tales and folklore of Midlothian and the Borders.
From the tragic story of the apprentice pillar at Rosslyn Chapel to Muckle Mouth Meg and the Border Reivers, there's magic, wars, love and so much more #ScotlandHour