Traditsii of Shortland

Flag of Scotland-image of St. Andrew's cross on a sky-blue cloth

St. Andrew the first-called is the patron Saint of Scotland.

Coat Of Arms Of Scotland. No one will touch me with impunity.

Heraldic unicorn
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.

Scottish thistle – Thistle flower, a semi-official national symbol of Scotland.

Haggis – national dish
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

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

Kiot small
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.

Скин ду в составе мужского костюма
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.

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

bag-pipe
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 blowpipe-provides freedom to the right hand.