Scottish stuff etc

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Patt Weimer

+~+~ United States Tartan ~+~+ Produced to celebrate American tourism is Scotland, 1990. The colours are taken from the flags of the two nations and the Atlantic Ocean that separates them Campbell Tartan, Dutch Blue, Scottish Culture, Tartan Kilt, Tartan Design, Family Roots, Family Heritage, Tartan Fabric, Scottish Tartans

Error - The Scottish Register of Tartans

+~+~ United States Tartan ~+~+ Produced to celebrate American tourism is Scotland, 1990. The colours are taken from the flags of the two nations and the Atlantic Ocean that separates them

a decorative wall hanging with a crown on it's back and thistles in the middle

Scottish and Pictish Artifacts

Scottish Luckenbooth Emblem: Two hearts entwined and crowned is worn as a symbol of love and troth in Scotland (read more here: http://www.historicimpressions.com/Scottish.htm)

How to Piss Off a Scot

How to piss off a Scot - Matador Network

a poem written in the style of celtic art with an image of flowers and leaves

Flower of Scotland

#highland-dress on Tumblr

Highland Dress...he looks like a real character... | highland dress | Tumblr

Scots dinne stay calm TRUTH FROM @durinheir love love love

a cup and saucer decorated with an image of a man in green plaids

China Cups And Saucers

Pretty Cups

Cape Breton

Pretty Plates

Scottish Tea Cup and Saucer Scotland Tea Cups Clan Leslie | Etsy UK

Scottish Royal Standard Tea Cup and Saucer, Bonnie Scotland Tea Cups, Clan Leslie Teacup and Saucer, Plaid Antique Teacups, Tea Set Sets

fotoflingscotland

Piping on the Cobbles, Royal Mile | FotoFling Scotland

Scottish Clan Tartans

18th Century Clothing

Tartan jackets/coats pre1800

Alasdair Ruadh MacDonell (c.1725–1761), 13th Chief of Glengarry

Scottish ancestry a big plus. :)

Tartan Fabrics Kilts Ties Blanket Scarves Scottish Gifts

a purple flower is in the middle of some grass near a body of water on a cloudy day

Scottish Thistle at Loch Tarff - South Loch Ness - Inverness Scotland

purple flowers in the foreground with mountains in the distance and blue skies in the background

thistle

Thistle, common throughout the highlands, islands and lowlands of Scotland, the prickly purple thistle has been Scotland's NATIONAL EMBLEM for centuries. This proud and regal plant, which grows to a height of five feet, has no natural enemies because of the vicious spines that cover and protect it like a porcupine.

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Scottish stuff etc