Traditsii of Shortland

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Scotland was formerly an independent Kingdom in Northern
Europe until 1707, and is now the most Autonomous part of all the
parts that make up the United Kingdom of great Britain and
Northern Ireland. Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland .
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The unicorn is a symbol
of purity and purity,
often found on the
shields of coats of arms.
A pair of unicorns are
shield holders in the coat
of arms of Scotland.

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Haggis is a national Scottish dish
of lamb giblets (heart, liver and
lungs), chopped with onions,
oatmeal, lard, seasonings and
salt and cooked in a lamb's
stomach. The dish looks like
stuffed animal guts or
homemade sausage. Haggis is
served with a side dish of "NIPs
and tatties" (translated from
Scottish — rutabaga and
potatoes), crushed to a puree.
There are also vegetarian Haggis
recipes

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Rolmops – pickled
herring, rolled into rolls,
the rolls are fastened
with wooden sticks.
Inside add gherkin or
onion.

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A kilt is an item of men's
clothing, especially a
men's Scottish skirt. The
"small" kilt is the lower
part of the" large " kilt,
presumably invented in
1725. The Englishman
Rawlinson.

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Истинный горец за своим
правым чулком должен
носить нож, на рукоятке
которого выгравирован
цветок чертополоха и
вправлен топаз. Если
горец всовывал нож с
внутренней стороны
ноги, то это означало
объявление войны.
Мирные люди носят нож
всегда с внешней
стороны.

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Scottish dances were performed by highlanders in
their picturesque national costumes to the music of
bagpipes.

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An old Celtic instrument.
It is a reservoir made from
the skin of a sheep or goat,
turned inside out (goose),
to which three Bourdon
tubes (drones), one tube
with eight playing holes
(chanter) and a special
short tube for blowing air
are attached (tied). It has a
simplified air supply —
through a blowpipeprovides freedom to the
right hand.

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When playing, the Piper
fills the tank with air and,
pressing it with the elbow
of the left hand, makes the
sound of Bourdon and
gaming tubes, in turn,
equipped with special tabs
(canes), and in the
Bourdon tubes, single
canes are used, and in the
gaming tube, double canes
made of reeds.