Haggis
- a Scottish dish consisting of a
sheep's or calf's offal mixed with onion, suet, oatmeal, seasoning, and boiled
in a bag of broth, traditionally one made from the animal's stomach. As long as
you don’t think too much about what it is, the taste can be appealing and
slightly nutty.
Highlands - the mountainous part of Scotland, north of Glasgow, often
associated with Gaelic culture.
Heathergems - hand-crafted silver and pewter jewelry, made using natural
Scottish heather stems. This beautiful jewelry is sold in gift shops all
around Scotland, and I particularly enjoyed visiting their main location in
Pitlochry where I learned how they make these gorgeous creations. https://www.heathergems.com/
Heriot’s
Hogwarts - George
Heriot's School is a Scottish independent primary and secondary school in the Old
Town of Edinburgh. It is also said to be the inspiration for J.K. Rowling’s
fictional school of Hogwarts.
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4 comments:
All good things Scottish. I'm look forward to visiting there, again, this summer.
I have to go back and read some of your prior posts. My maiden name was Thistle, so have a fondness for all things Scotland and thistly!
Donna Smith
Mainely Write
HEYYOO
I visited Edinburgh and had to try haggis...it's actually delicious! The hotel where I stayed had a vegetarian version, which tasted identical to me. I'd love to go back to Scotland some day, it was just lovely.
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Isa-Lee Wolf
A Bit 2 Read
@IsaLeeWolf
My English S.I.L. made haggis once to celebrate Robert Byrnes b-day.
Even he could not say it was delicious.
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