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A1: The tale of the white stag and King David’s vision of a cross that led to the creation of Holy Rood abbey, park and later the palace! Read the tale here: https://t.co/203JjfPaFo #scotlandhour #edinburgh https://t.co/HIKfWlejAz
RT @imaginealba: A1. Legends & sites associated with the mythical Gaelic giant Fionn mac Cumhaill, or Finn McCool, abound in the #Oban #Arg…
RT @AnnaClareDay: Hello Scotland Hour! A1 We’re telling the hidden stories of women in P&K across the year. We love Bessie Wright, a respec…
RT @ScotlandHour: Q1. What’s your favourite local tale or legend? #ScotlandHour #YS2022 #TalesOfScotland #CelebrateBurnsNight
RT @AnnaClareDay: @zoevenditozzi I'm sure we do! For @witchesofscotl1 podcast, you mean?
#YS2022, #TalesOfScotland #ScotlandHour #PerfectP…
RT @zoevenditozzi: @AnnaClareDay @witchesofscotl1 Definitely! Sounds like a great story! #scotlandhour #YS2022 #talesofscotland
RT @EdinCityofLit: Q1. The TRUE story of Deacon Brodie, thought to be the inspiration for Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.
Hear the full story on K…
RT @kintaline: A1 The Ossian Tales of the first city of Scotland here in the village of Benderloch .. Beregonium, which could also be the s…
RT @ScotlandHour: As usual, we will be using #ScotlandHour but in addition please use the hashtags for Year of Stories #YS2022 and #TalesOf…
RT @imaginealba: A1. Legends & sites associated with the mythical Gaelic giant Fionn mac Cumhaill, or Finn McCool, abound in the #Oban #Arg…
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@ScotlandHour A1 my favourite local tale is Bessie Bell & Mary Gray, a sad tale of two Bonnie lassies who died of the plague in 17thc
My dear Mum taught me the poem when I was just a wee lass!#talesofscotland #scotlandhour #YS2022 #qualifiedtoruistguide
RT @ScotlandHour: As usual, we will be using #ScotlandHour but in addition please use the hashtags for Year of Stories #YS2022 and #TalesOf…
RT @DundeeCulture: 🐲⚔️ A1. “The Dundee Dragon” is one of the best legends to come out of Dundee. The story is very interesting and revolves…
A1 Perched on a vertiginous clifftop setting, the now ruinous Dunskey Castle stands proud, gazing dreamily over the seas it once commanded. Built for the Adairs of Kilhilt, it has links with pirates, pipers and at least one haunting tragedy. #TalesofScotland #YS2022 #ScotlandHour
RT @FionaDrane: A1. Love the story of Sir Walter Scott whose favourite view (now called Scots view) his horses knew so well that they stop…
RT @CrowvusLit: A1 - Our upcoming book features loads of local legends from the Highlands, including the death and burial of Dermid at Cais…
A1 #scotlandhour Recently learnt of the Kishorn Dwarfs from the 19th century. although their parents were reportedly of normal height, it was suggested that their children’s height was due to a curse from the father’s ex-girlfriend. #YS2022 #TalesofScotland
A1. “Bluidy Tam” Dalyell playing cards with the Devil! It gives me shivers to think that the marble table he threw into a pond at House of the Binns was actually found there two centuries later 😱@scotlandhour #scotlandhour #yos2022 #TalesofScotland
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@ScotlandHour A1. “Tempted at Pitempton,
Draigled at Baldragon,
Stricken at Strathmartine,
And killed at Martins Stone.” #ScotlandHour #YS2022 #TalesOfScotland
RT @imaginealba: A1. Legends & sites associated with the mythical Gaelic giant Fionn mac Cumhaill, or Finn McCool, abound in the #Oban #Arg…
RT @findinganeish: @ScotlandHour A1. “Tempted at Pitempton,
Draigled at Baldragon,
Stricken at Strathmartine,
And killed at Martins Stone.”…
replying to @DundeeCulture @DundeeCulture That sounds interesting! ^Sharon #ScotlandHour #YS2022 #TalesofScotland
RT @stirlingcastle: A1: Rumour has it that King James V would dress up as a common man, the guid man of Ballengeigh, to sneak out of the ca…
A1 #ScotlandHour Maybe not a local legend, exactly, but it makes a great song: the story of KIng Orfeo, from #Shetland Here's a fine version of it from @EmilySmithmusic #YS2022 #TalesofScotland @PromoteShetland https://t.co/j4ZBCFYwoR
RT @KirstinBridier: A1. “Bluidy Tam” Dalyell playing cards with the Devil! It gives me shivers to think that the marble table he threw into…
A1: I’m down here in the Borders working with @SGHBBA_tweets & hard to pin down to one story or legend. I’m swirling with ghosts of Bruce, King Arthur, Thomas the Rhymer & those pesky Romans. The land here alive with tales & legends 🏴 #ys2022 @VisitScotland #scotlandhour
RT @ncetours: A1 #scotlandhour Recently learnt of the Kishorn Dwarfs from the 19th century. although their parents were reportedly of norm…
RT @robinmckelvie: A1: I’m down here in the Borders working with @SGHBBA_tweets & hard to pin down to one story or legend. I’m swirling wit…
RT @scotguide: @ScotlandHour A1 my favourite local tale is Bessie Bell & Mary Gray, a sad tale of two Bonnie lassies who died of the plague…
RT @robinmckelvie: A1: I’m down here in the Borders working with @SGHBBA_tweets & hard to pin down to one story or legend. I’m swirling wit…
RT @robinmckelvie: A1: I’m down here in the Borders working with @SGHBBA_tweets & hard to pin down to one story or legend. I’m swirling wit…
What a great Scottish story! #talesofscotland #ys2022 #ScotlandHour #foodies https://t.co/kAWAYPOZ0m
RT @findinganeish: @ScotlandHour A1. “Tempted at Pitempton,
Draigled at Baldragon,
Stricken at Strathmartine,
And killed at Martins Stone.”…
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Then there's the Assynt giant:
"He lies just a little way from here, his head profiled at Suilven and his shoulder at Canisp. The rest of him has sunk into the moors. He repelled the Hibernian giants, they say."
#ScotlandHour #YS2022 #TalesOfScotland #CelebrateBurnsNight
Loving everyone sharing their stories on #ScotlandHour - Scotland is full of amazing legends and tales. #YS2022, #TalesOfScotland #PerfectPerthshire
Q2. This week Scotland and the world is celebrating the continued legacy of one of our country’s finest storytellers Robert Burns. What is your most loved line from a Burns poem or song? #ScotlandHour #YS2022 #TalesOfScotland #CelebrateBurnsNight
Q2. This week Scotland and the world is celebrating the continued legacy of one of our country’s finest storytellers Robert Burns. What is your most loved line from a Burns poem or song? #ScotlandHour #YS2022 #TalesOfScotland #CelebrateBurnsNight
Q2. Spoilt for choice here, but we'll go with 'The best laid schemes o' mice an' men / Gang aft a-gley' from 'To a Mouse' for its continued literary influence. More people should know where the saying originates!
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#ScotlandHour #YS2022 #TalesOfScotland #CelebrateBurnsNight
Q2. This week Scotland and the world is celebrating the continued legacy of one of our country’s finest storytellers Robert Burns. What is your most loved line from a Burns poem or song? #ScotlandHour #YS2022 #TalesOfScotland #CelebrateBurnsNight
Q2. This week Scotland and the world is celebrating the continued legacy of one of our country’s finest storytellers Robert Burns. What is your most loved line from a Burns poem or song? #ScotlandHour #YS2022 #TalesOfScotland #CelebrateBurnsNight
📖 A2. Not necessarily a line from his poem, but an extract from his diary, he wrote this about Dundee when he visited, and it is definitely fitting to share this on his birthday! #ScotlandHour #YS2022 #TalesOfScotland #CelebrateBurnsNight #DundeeDay @ScotlandHour
A2. You can re-live the life and lines of the National Bard on our blog - and get 'castle bagging' with Robert Burns! 🎒
https://t.co/kVl9J1c1bR
#ScotlandHour #YS2022 #TalesOfScotland #CelebrateBurnsNight
RT @FionaDrane: A1. Love the story of Sir Walter Scott whose favourite view (now called Scots view) his horses knew so well that they stop…
RT @VisitScotNews: A1. Scotland has an amazing number of local tales and legends and we’d encourage everyone to share stories from their co…
A2.Not the bee upon the blossom, In the pride o' sinny noon; Not the little sporting fairy, All beneath the simmer moon; Not the Poet in the moment Fancy lightens in his e'e, Kens the pleasure, feels the rapture, That thy presence gies to me- #ScotlandHour #CelebrateBurnsNight
RT @sceneherdpr: A1. We like The Gudewife O’ Lang Niddry told by @timstoryteller in @elcourier. It's a celebration of co-operation and kind…
RT @robinmckelvie: A1: I’m down here in the Borders working with @SGHBBA_tweets & hard to pin down to one story or legend. I’m swirling wit…
A1 The Routin Bridge: a magical setting with rushing waterfalls & hidden legends: one story from the early 1600s concerns an unfortunate wise-woman who met a grim fate. Another tells of a woman linked to the infamous Rerrick Poltergeist! #TalesofScotland #YS2022 #ScotlandHour