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	<h2>Scotland the destination choice of the adventurous <a href="what-to-do-and-see.php">what to do and see</a></h2>
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	<p><a href="../index.php"><img src="../images/scottish.png" alt="Scotland" width="88" height="82" border="0" align="left" />the Scottish Tourism website</a>. The proud nation  of Scotland is a unique mix of a range of subtle influences that have blended  together over many years. </p>
<p>Scotland is the result of an oft turbulent but always  fascinating history, and her people are not like those of any other land, as is  reflected in the depth and breadth of the <a href="http://www.creativetourist.com/news-culture/news-and-blog/the-top-25-uk-arts-culture-blogs">culture and  arts</a> they have produced. <img src="../images/scotland2.jpg" alt="" width="200" height="182" /></p>
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<p>So take a trip to Scotland, and discover  not just the stories that tell of how this great nation was formed, but also of  the future direction it intends to take. </p>
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					  <h2>Scotland for Ever..... all about Scotland</h2>
                      <p>Divided from England by the Cheviot Hills and the eastern  stretch of the river Tweed, Scotland is the northern portion of the island of  Great Britain. It is bounded on the east by the North Sea on the north and west  by the Atlantic Ocean and on the southwest by the Solway Firth and the Irish  Sea The area of the country is 30405 square miles of which 6o9 square miles are  represented by inland water Included in the remaining 29796 square miles are  106 islands </p>
                      <p>Thank you to Scottish cleaners Time For You Fife for supporting this project. If you are visiting Scotland for a while and don't want to be cleaning whilst here, or if you move to Scotland and want a full time cleaner, check out their website at  <a href="http://www.cleaner.me.uk" target="_blank">http://www.cleaner.me.uk</a>  for a family owned, friendly and reliable cleaning service north of the border!</p>
                      <p>                        The main groups of islands are the Orkneys the Shetlands and  the Inner and Outer Hebrides The population of Scotland at the date of the 2010  census was 14,882,009 For adminis trative purposes the country is divided into 33  counties or shires Geographically it falls into three natural divisions the  highlands the lowlands and the southern uplands</p>
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                        The highlands are in the main unfertile. Placed at an altitudewhich averages over 1,000  ft., they are moderately well wooded, particularly as regards fir, spruce and  larch timbers. Much of the land is heather and bracken-clad and is given over  to game, including deer, pheasants, partridges and grouse. Sheep farming is  carried on to some extent and highland cattle are reared, while in some parts  small farmers, known as crofters,  wring  a difficult livelihood from the soil.In the east, in Aberdeenshire and  district, however, agriculture reaches a fairly high level  and, largely on account of the progressive  policy and natural skill of the farmers, good crops are raised. </p>
                      <p>Valuable cattle are bred here, too, such as shorthorns and t  e well-known Aberdeen Angus cattle. Oats -  the . principal cereal crop grown. Rohn. the  coast fishing is a general industry, Aberdeen being one of the world's leading  fish markets. Near Aberdeen and Peterhead   valuable granite is quarried. Fishing is carried on from the Hebrides  islands and there i. also some pastoral industry.<br />
                        In the lowlands are found the chief deposits of coa and  iron, and here in consequence is centred the country's industrial activity.  well-known Scottish tweeds. Perth has Scotland produces on an average about 15  extensive dyeworks and distilleries ; and per cent of the total amount of coal  raised • Edinburgh, the capital and principal centre in Great Britain. </p>
                      <p>The best-known deposits of banking and insurance business,  is second are in Lanarkshire, Fifeshire, Midlothian, only to London as a home  of the printing Ayrshire, Stirlingshire and Clackmannan- and publishing trades.  Fishing is carried shire. The Lanarkshire field, which extends on from the  Hebrides islands, where there is into Renfrewshire and Dumbartonshire, also  some pastoral industry ; and, particularly : accounts for about half the  output. Iron is in the island of Lewis, numbers of the r found generally in the  neighbourhood of the inhabitants are engaged in the manufacture coal, the  richest deposits being in Ayrshire. of tweeds. In the Orkney and Shetland and  Midlothian shale islands fishing is the chief industry.</p>
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	  <p><strong><img src="../images/tourist-board.png" alt="" width="150" height="142" align="left" /><span class="smaller">All Around Scotland: </span></strong><span class="smaller">Edinburgh Perth and Dundee Montrose, Arbroath Isle Of Skye Wester Ross Sutherland & Dornoch Firth Thurso, Wick & Caithness Orkney Shetland Outer Hebrides Banff & Buchan Lower Speyside Aberdeen & Stonehaven Ballater & Banchory Aviemore & Cairngorms Loch Ness & Inverness C. Grampian Highlands Ben Nevis &  reat Glen 
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	  <p class="smaller"><strong><img src="../images/culture.jpg" alt="" width="150" height="142" align="left" />Scottish Culture:</strong> Gaelic First Names Gaelic/English Scottish Humor Books About Scotland Scottish Quotes &amp; Sayings Proverbs In Scots Scottish Folk Tales Scottish Literary Timeline The Witches Of Forfar The Loch Ness Monster Scottish  Castle Stories Scottish Hauntings Scottish Faeries More Scottish Hauntings Scottish Inventions Scottish Highland Games.</p>
	  <p class="smaller"><strong>Scottish History:</strong>	    Notable Dates	    Story Of Robert The Bruce	    Story Of William Wallace	    Trial Of William Wallace	    Wars Of Independence	    Highland Clearances	    Story of Rob Roy
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	  <p class="smaller"><strong>Activity point is but more a glimpse and celebration of the waves and culture</strong> of surfing around   the  Scottish and Irish coastlines. Every section uses photos and   text to give you a feel for the area plus display links in relation to their   geographical locations (which anyone can add to). So basically if you're   interested in surfing in Yorkshire head to that section of our site and get all   the info you need in one fell swoop. see surfing</p>
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	  <h1>Our passion for, and knowledge of, Scotland makes Scotland for Ever ideally suited to give YOU your very own unique experience of our beautiful country. <span class="smaller">Activity point - Scotland Activities, attractions and places to visit in Scotland, united kingdom. over 1400 ideas for days out, keeping active or keeping the kids amused. <br />
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