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Highland Games

Massed Bands!
Border Collie Sheep Herding!
The Flag of St. Andrews!
Scottish Meat Pies!
My kids having fun!

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Unknown said…
Nice post Sue! My husbands from Scotland I lived there 4 years with him. Such a set back in time delightful place. I loved haggis, mince and tatties, meat pies were sold in the grocery stores and very tasty, made by these small Father and Son companys. Nice reminder thank you!
Malin de Koning said…
So what's your scottish connection? Check out these beads! I think you will like them a lot! I do. Only wish I had a reason to use them, but I don't unfortunately. Great shop just generally by the way.

http://www.ekmpowershop6.com/ekmps/shops/thebeadshop/saltire-pillows-x-4-8131-p.asp

http://www.ekmpowershop6.com/ekmps/shops/thebeadshop/saltire-hearts-x-4-8129-p.asp

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