Hi everyone!
A lot of things in Scotland are different ... this post we write about several such cases. We try to write here why it is different-let us remember that this is what we do here is surprising and we sometimes laugh, for Scots is like the most normal and understandable.
• You know-the islands of rides like the other way around.
• Windows opening outwards-window cleaning here is a real art, acrobatics. It's not quite that open up on the outside it's still are divided into two parts, of which only one can be fold.
• Light on tape - of this kind we find the light switch in the bathroom. Everything, of course, for reasons of safety best we can be sure that even if our hands were dripping water, we will not be electrocuted. • In Scotland, live the most people with the red hair than anywhere else in the world.
• The shortest street in Scotland measures 2 meters.
• Shortbread is Scotland's most famous biscuit.
• Scottish surnames are divided in two main categories : Gaelic names (typically starting with "Mac-" or "Mc-") and Germanic names (e.g. Barclay, Blair, Brown, Cumming, Hamilton, Hope, Howard, Hunter, Lawson, Livingstone, Park, Stewart...).
• Windows opening outwards-window cleaning here is a real art, acrobatics. It's not quite that open up on the outside it's still are divided into two parts, of which only one can be fold.
• Light on tape - of this kind we find the light switch in the bathroom. Everything, of course, for reasons of safety best we can be sure that even if our hands were dripping water, we will not be electrocuted. • In Scotland, live the most people with the red hair than anywhere else in the world.
• The shortest street in Scotland measures 2 meters.
• Shortbread is Scotland's most famous biscuit.
• Scottish surnames are divided in two main categories : Gaelic names (typically starting with "Mac-" or "Mc-") and Germanic names (e.g. Barclay, Blair, Brown, Cumming, Hamilton, Hope, Howard, Hunter, Lawson, Livingstone, Park, Stewart...).
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