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Well our search for The Lost Chalice of Alba is nearing it’s end. From over 400 entrants only 18 have succeeded in giving us the correct answers. People with the correct answers so far are: S Stuart M McLennan K McIntyre K Burns K Kealoha D Evans D Grant B Langworth P Campbell J Scott […]
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Put Your Knowledge of Scotland to the Test ScotClans has joined forces with Panalba to challenge you to a quest – to find the location of The Lost Chalice of Alba. Find the chalice and win the unique prize. Dare you undertake The Quest to find the ‘Lost Chalice of Alba’? To do so you […]
The story behind Scotland The What? This is the definitive account of the Scotland the What? performers who spawned a new breed of Doric comics is published.
Iain Sempill – Old Longyne and Auld Langsyne, originally uploaded by Amanda@ScotClans. Iain Sempill told me a fantastic story at The Gathering about how Auld Langsyne by Robert Burns, was based on a less known verse by a certain member of Clan Sempill. A great wee story by a very charismatic clansman.
Having discovered the game of tennis while in captivity as a child, King James I had his own court built when he returned to Scotland in 1424. When he was constantly losing balls down a nearby sewer, he ordered it to be blocked up. James I had numerous enemies – the nobilty were unhappy with […]
