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Welcome to Scotland. There are few l the yast majority of Scots t‘eel that
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l between lowland Scotland. where I they expect visitors to respect that ‘ most of the 5 million or so Scots live. I view. There are different \J‘Jf/ 3 and the rest of the 11K. unless you ‘ newspapers — sales of The Scotsman é / fall foul ol'the law. In the central I and the (ilusgmi' Hem/d at the (é . Z?" corridor stretching from the Firth of I quality end and the Daily Record in j R‘ ' Forth and Edinburgh in the east to l the tabloids far outstrip the London Glasgow and the Firth of(‘lyde in i papers ~- and use different banknotes j the west. people wear the same i athough with the exception ol‘ the £1 ' clothes. watch mostly the same 'IV i note which has been retained in Q l programmes. eat the same food. i Scotland they are interchangeable i enjoy (1’) the same climate and speak 3 with Bank of lingland notes. We also more or less the same language as the ‘- hay'e much more sensible licensing rest ofthe UK with just enough hours - with many bars ( they're Helios Fuumdin is Situath at the west end of the differences to make it feel worth the | rarely called pubs) open all day historic Umssmdrkm’ below the castle. H is a unique i trip. But Scotland is a big place and l (where beer is called Ml - and lleay'y . . . . : diffcrcnccs increase as you go i mun of hm”. and Spirits. enterprise, combining a wholefood vegetarian further north (its. as far {mm I especially Whisky. an. mm m a coffee house and a shop selling an intriguing 1 5 Edinburgh to Lerwick in the slightly larger measure) and in selection of gifts, toys, crafts and books.
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