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Fascinating Scotland: Mary Stuart, National Dogs, and Ben Nevis

Explore interesting facts about Scotland, including the tragic Queen Mary Stuart, national dog breeds like Scottish Terrier and Collie, and the towering Ben Nevis mountain. Discover unique traditions like Hogmanay and Firstfooting, and learn that Scotland has the highest percentage of red-haired people globally.

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Fascinating Scotland: Mary Stuart, National Dogs, and Ben Nevis

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  1. Interesting facts about Scotland Подготовила Спицына Надежда Георгиевна МОБУ Чигиринская СОШ 2014г.

  2. The most tragic Queen of Scotland is Mary Stuart.

  3. There are national dogs breeds Шотландский терьер Scottish terrier

  4. Шотландский сеттерGordon setter

  5. Шотландская борзая ДирхаундDeerhound

  6. Шотландская овчарка (колли) CollieRough

  7. The highest mountain of Scotland is Ben Nevis, 1344m.

  8. Hogmanay, или Новый год в Шотландии Firstfooting—the tradition of the first guest who should be a dark-haired man with a piece of coal, a piece of bread and a coin. They set off fireworks.

  9. There are more red-haired people in Scotland than anywhere in the world, about 13%.

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