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Hello again from the Waverley team in Scotland.
Hello everyone,
Two hundred years ago, this week, the Citizens of Edinburgh and Leith were waiting impatiently for their King.
It was with great sadness, that on Thursday July 21st, 2022, we learned of the passing of Alan Grant.
Happy New Year!
Waverley Scotland’s Grand Tour – Part One: Holyrood and the Palace
And so here we are, January 25th. Burns Night.
A traditional Burns Supper can be a formal dinner held on, or around, Burns Night. Guests normally dress in traditional Highland dress – the men in kilts or tartan trousers and the women in smart dresses or formal evening wear, perhaps with a dash of tartan. Burns himself did not wear tartan but now the night is something of an occasion. Families and friends might dress up and have something along the same lines, or have a quiet evening celebrating Scotland’s national poet and the universal themes he immortalised. Some elements will be common to each meal. Outside of the normal toasts, there may be a keynote speaker (at a big dinner this might be a celebrity or personality).
Today we are sharing the third part of Tam O’Shanter and Burns Supper thoughts.
Tam O'Shanter
Tam O'Shanter
Robert Burns – A Poet in Personal ‘Lockdown’ - ‘Stay at home’ order, 1787