In this imaginative, informative and amusing miscellany,
award-winning journalist John MacLeod explores some of the
well-known symbols of Scottish culture (as well some of the
quirkier ones) and looks beneath the surface to shatter some
long-held assumptions that will surprise even the most
well-informed Scotophile. Did you know, for example, that the kilt
was actually banned in Scotland at one point, and that particular
tartans were never originally identified with specific clans, let
alone surnames? From bagpipes, haggis, whisky and the Forth Rail
Bridge to Andy Murray, Mary, Queen of Scots and Irn Bru, this book
is a fascinating celebration of Scotland that will appeal to
visitors and locals alike.
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