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    Discover Scottish Landscapes and Wildlife with Nature Lovers…

     
    Hi everybody,
    I’m always looking forward to receiving The Scots Magazine. Its covers are generally gorgeous and its wee size allows me to take it with me in the tram. Indeed, so deeply immersed I often get in my reading that I soon forget where I’m going to… last time I missed two stations
    What [...]

    Scottish Gifts under the Christmas Tree…

     
    Hi everybody,
    BONNE ANNEE A TOUS !!!
    We’re just coming back from Sologne where we spent the New Year holidays not far from Aubigny-sur-Nère and a few kilometers from two of the most famous châteaux de la Loire: Chambord and Cheverny.
     
    Cheverny is the castle which served as a model to the Belgian comic book creator Hergé for [...]

    Scottish Christmas Stories for Christmas Time…

     
     
    Joyeux Noël à tous !!!
    Santa Claus will very soon be at our doorstep or should I say up on the roof, ready to drop precious little presents into our chimney, ‘wee surprises’ as Iain and Margaret would say . Why not read or re-read some good Scottish Christmas stories while waiting for him? [...]

    Scots Played A Leading Role In Canada’s History

    Ken McGoogan, Harper Collins, First Edition 2010

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    In reading Mairiuna’s very moving post “In Flanders Fields…Lest We Forget…“, a question came to my mind: when did John Alexander McCrae’s ancestors emigrated to Canada?
    Glancing through the bookshelves of my library, looking for a reference book that could answer this question, I stumbled upon Ken McGoogan’s  book “How [...]

    John James Audubon’s Time In Edinburgh…

    Gotta tell you all today about an article that recently caught my attention. Written by John McEwen, it was featured in the Scotman’s ezine .
    The title “How the Scottish capital helped inspire a force of nature” triggered my curiosity as “Everything Scotland” is always of great interest.
    John McEwen starts his article by announcing the [...]