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“Why would anyone want to travel to Scotland? That wild country had nothing to offer but a bunch of unkempt men in kilts waving…

— Victoria Roberts

“There never was trouble brewing in Scotland but that a Dalrymple was at the bottom of it!”

— Charles II

“Scotland has no unity except on the map”

— Robert Louis Stevenson

“A storm in Scotland was like nothing she'd ever experienced in London. Here, the elements felt alive, sentient. This storm was a raging monster…

— Karen Ranney

“Winter came in days that were gray and still. They were the kind of days in which people locked in their animals and themselves…

— Mildred D. Taylor

“They saw the Scots coming up out of their burrows like raving women in their skirts, dying in ripples across the yellowish-brown soil. They…

— Sebastian Faulks

“I ain’t seen a herd the size of it, not even when the Scots drive the beeves down from Scotland to London.”

— Bernard Cornwell

“They set off through the soft lingering light. One cuckoo in the depths of Layer Wood and one in the dense shrubbery of the…

— Norah Lofts

“The point of this book is that being Scottish is more than just a matter of nationality or place of origin or clan or…

— Arthur Herman

“But at the end of February, out of a cold black north a dozen meandering snowflakes fell. They drifted about the air like thrums…

— Nan Shepherd

“Why Scottish people would bother to live on rainy yet rocky land with all of your bagpipes, tartan kilts and shortbreads?”.”

— Andre Mokalu

“One evening he was in his room, his brow pressing hard against the pane, looking, without seeing them, at the chestnut trees in the…

— Théophile Gautier