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Auld Lang Syne ~ Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.
Auld Lang Syne ~ Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.
A view of the Scottish scenery taken from across Scotland. Accompanied by the music Auld Lang Syne by The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards. I hope you enjoy viewing.
3:58
Royal Scots Dragoon Guards ~Time To Say Goodbye ~Scotland.
Royal Scots Dragoon Guards ~Time To Say Goodbye ~Scotland.
A view of the Scottish country taken from across Scotland. Accompanied by the music Time to Say Goodbye. ( Con te Partiro ) Performed by The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.Taken from the Album Spirit of the Glen - Journey. Available @ iTunes. I hope you enjoy viewing.
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Frightened Rabbit - Scottish Wind (Rockness 2011)
Frightened Rabbit - Scottish Wind (Rockness 2011)
peenko.blogspot.com Acoustic session recorded for the BBC at this years Rockness Festival.
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Time To Say Goodbye ~ Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.
Time To Say Goodbye ~ Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.
A view in HD of the Scottish country taken from across Scotland. Accompanied by the music Time to Say Goodbye. ( Con te Partiro ) Performed by The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.Taken from the Album Spirit of the Glen - Journey. Available @ iTunes. I hope you enjoy viewing.
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PUMPKIN'S FANCY ON BAGPIPES IN TIMES SQUARE, NEW YORK BY CAMERON MILLAR
PUMPKIN'S FANCY ON BAGPIPES IN TIMES SQUARE, NEW YORK BY CAMERON MILLAR
My 15 year old son, Cammy Millar, playing Pumpkin's Fancy on the bagpipes in Times Square, New York at Tartan Week 2011
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Apple Scotland - iPhone commercial for Siri
Apple Scotland - iPhone commercial for Siri
UPDATE: Here's the story behind the video... bit.ly After reading this story in the LA Times, we decided Apple Scotland needed their own commercial. lat.ms
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Scotland the brave metal version
Scotland the brave metal version
For free MP3 click here: oliver-eckelt.de. Facebook: www.facebook.com Myspace: www.myspace.com download my music now on itunes: www.apple.com Hi folks, this is a short version of the wonderful piece scotland the brave. This is for all my friends and subscribers, cause my new song needs more time as i expected (again times :-( ) . So for the meantime i hope it´s ok. I try to post as far as possible my newest creation. Please rate and comment. I made this vid in less than 7 hours ( drum programming, guitar recording and video editing, so stay peace, it´s only for fun and my interpretation of this great song) And for all other´s: rate, comment, check out my channel and subscribe!
2:41
Salmond is Jolly for 'the Weans' (BBC Scotland's Children in Need)
Salmond is Jolly for 'the Weans' (BBC Scotland's Children in Need)
First Minister Alex Salmond appeared on BBC Scotland's Children in Need in the guise of famous comic misanthrope the Reverend IM Jolly. The dour minister created by the late Rikki Fulton was a popular fixture in the Hogmanay TV schedules with his catchphrase "Ah've had a helluva year". Mr Salmond said his evangelical crusades went down well in Glasgow East - slightly less well in Glenrothes. He said: "I preached 'yes we can', the people replied, 'nah we didnae'." Addressing the nation from his armchair, the first minister said: "Dearly beloved fellow Scots - and Gordon Brown. "It is at times of great fiscal strain and hardship that we turn to the Bible for words of comfort and solace. "Take Genesis: And God said 'Let there be sky - and those who can afford Sky can watch the best fitba'. "And the Lord also said 'Let there be light' - but he changed his mind when the leccy bill came in." Mr Salmond also poked fun at his predecessor as first minister, Jack McConnell. The SNP leader said: "I'd also like to thank him for the present of fish he left for me in Bute House - under the floorboards. "Moira and I had a great time to replacing all the light bulbs he'd taken with him." The first minister concluded his message: "Please dig deep, it's for the weans."
1:56
Northern Soul / Nine Times Out Of Ten By Muriel Day
Northern Soul / Nine Times Out Of Ten By Muriel Day
I know its not Northern Soul dancing but I love the song. I filmed swing dancers at RAF Leuchars Scotland in 2009 and I added the Music By Muriel Day / Nine Times Out Of Ten.
3:55
Scottish Tradition : An Teallach "When Yellow's On The Broom"
Scottish Tradition : An Teallach "When Yellow's On The Broom"
A song composed by Adam McNaughton as a tribute to Scotland's travelling people of a bygone age. Some of the photos are from Duncan Williamson's fine book "The Horsieman" I ken ye dinna like it lass, the winter here in toon For the scaldies a miscry us, and they try tae bring us doon And it's hard tae raise three bairns, in a single flae box room But I'll tak ye on the road again, when the yella's on the broom. When the yella' s on the broom, when the yella' s on the broom I'll tak ye on the road again, when the yella's on the broom The scaldies cry us tinker dirt, and scorn oor bairn's in school But fa cares fit the scaldies think, the scaldie's but a fool They never hear the yarlin's song, nor see the flax in bloom For they're aye cooped up in hooses when the yella's on the broom When the yella' s on the broom, when the yella' s on the broom I'll tak ye on the road again, when the yella's on the broom Nae sale for pegs or baskets noo, so just to stay alive W've had to take the scaldie jobs, fae eight o' clock till five But we ca' nae man oor maister, when we own the warld roon And we'll bid fareweel tae Breechin, when the yella's on the broom When the yella' s on the broom, when the yella' s on the broom I'll tak ye on the road again, when the yella's on the broom I'm weary for the springtime, when we tak the road aince mair Tae the plantin' and the pearlin', and the berry fields O Blair When we meet up wae oor kinfolk, frae a the country roon When the gang aboot folk <b>...</b>
1:43
Oban community fireworks fiasco
Oban community fireworks fiasco
A technical hitch saw all the fireworks at Oban Community Firework display on November 4 2011 released with in a minute.
2:00
Robert Burns: Scots Wha Hae
Robert Burns: Scots Wha Hae
Written by Burns as a tribute to King Robert the Bruce and William Wallace; two of his heroes, and indeed the whole Scottish Nation. This is Bruce's call to his men before the start of the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314. Set to the tune "Hey Tuttie Tatie" an age old marching tune from medieval times. Sung regularly at Burns Suppers and many other gatherings of Scots across the world. I have tried to give it some dignity here. Now available as download and CD at CD Baby. Search for Kev Thompson Scots, wha hae wi' Wallace bled, Scots, wham Bruce has aften led, Welcome to your gory bed Or to victorie! Now's the day, and now's the hour: See the front o' battle lour, See approach proud Edward's power - Chains and slaverie! Wha will be a traitor knave? Wha will fill a coward's grave? Wha sae base as be a slave? - Let him turn, and flee! Wha for Scotland's King and Law Freedom's sword will strongly draw, Freeman stand or freeman fa', Let him follow me! By oppression's woes and pains, By your sons in servile chains, We will drain our dearest veins But they shall be free! Lay the proud usurpers low! Tyrants fall in every foe! Liberty's in every blow! Let us do or dee! This is NOT the punk version which you will find elsewhere.....
2:45
Braveheart (1995) - Trailer
Braveheart (1995) - Trailer
An epic film, from the times when Mel Gibson was still a sane and charismatic actor. Long live the legend of William Wallace. William Wallace is a Scottish rebel who leads an uprising against the cruel English ruler Edward the Longshanks, who wishes to inherit the crown of Scotland for himself. When he was a young boy, William Wallace's father and brother, along with many others, lost their lives trying to free Scotland. Once he loses another of his loved ones, William Wallace begins his long quest to make Scotland free once and for all, along with the assistance of Robert the Bruce. Released on 1995 Starring: Mel Gibson, Catherine McCormack, Sophie Marceau, Patrick McGoohan, Brendan Gleeson, Tommy Flanagan
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Medieval II Total War- Scotland Campaign Part 9
Medieval II Total War- Scotland Campaign Part 9
Want More? Check Out: bloodygamers.weebly.com empireerwinrommel.blogspot.com In this video we attack a almost full stack army of denmarks to save our castle in their homeland!
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alien base in scotland
alien base in scotland
photos by andrew hennessey of Gorebridge - also see the footage of gorebridge based jackie gillies at www.youtube.com - he is one of several mature, balanced credible people filming and reporting close encounters in Gorebridge. Although there are a few locals coming forward saying nothing happens at the old roman camp/blinkbonny open cast mine - I personally now know of at least 10 local people reporting their experiences there. all I have are some variously blurry or clearer photgraphs of that hilltop and a point at which there could well be some sort of holographic display by aliens. you can't and couldn't state from that that the alien base entrance is X - just that there is a point near that mine that appears to display a lot of wierdness of a paranormal nature. flash earth satellite photographs are also around 10 years old and do not actually represent current landuse at the site. there are permitted and not permitted walkways around there and walkers should be aware of their rights and the rights of the landowners in that respect. A local who accidently strayed off the path burned his shin on an electric fence for example. I have hundreds of photographs of the hilltop - many not on display and many of these seem to dovetail with local reports of that hilltop area and the local area in general. In my opinion only I have a photograph of a dark blue mini metro emerging out of a flap in the ground there - but at the very least it could have merely been a diversionary <b>...</b>
4:52
Scottish TV Closedown, circa summer 1987
Scottish TV Closedown, circa summer 1987
A Thames endcap leads us onto a Bertie Basset-era Scottish TV closedown, including a sarcastic Liz Kristiansen, an offer of free tickets for some accented nonentity's televisual vehicle they're filming in Edinburgh, a look at Monday's schedule, a ILR update (including a reminder about Radio Clyde's new VHF frequency), a quickie national anthem and the standard "don't forget to switch off your set" fare. Ah... simpler times. Right, kids?
3:06
Mamma Mia hit musical stage production with Haley Flaherty in Glasgow Scotland
Mamma Mia hit musical stage production with Haley Flaherty in Glasgow Scotland
www.eveningtimes.co.uk A video special from The Herald's sister paper, the Evening Times, showcasing the smash-hit musical Mamma Mia which began a month-long performance in Glasgow at the beginning of April 2008.
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Scotland et France = Freres VIVE The Auld Alliance!
Scotland et France = Freres VIVE The Auld Alliance!
"The Auld Alliance has not been written on a ewe skin parchment, but engraved on human skin, traced not in ink but in blood ". Alain Chartier, 15th century . "In every combat where, for five centuries, the destiny of France was at stake, there were always men of Scotland to fight side by side with men of France". Charles de Gaulle, Edinburgh, 1942 The history of the old alliance between France and Scotland, better known as the Auld Alliance, is unique in the history of nations because there is no equivalence in terms of duration and intensty. The formal part of this alliance is mainly linked to a succession of military treaties, renewed reign after reign (20 times between 1326 and 1558). The culmination was during the Hundred Years War and particularly with the Scots troops who disembarked at la Rochelle (up to 30 000 soldiers) in the period 1419-1429 and played a major role, beside the dauphin Charles and Joan of Arc, in the recovery of the French territory. But in 1295, date of the oldest treaty recorded in Paris National Archives, the name was already Auld Alliance, and this shows that this alliance was far older. Some historians claim that it went back to the VIII th century with Charles Martel and Charlemagne. This alliance also had cultural and commercial aspects. The Scottish students came to French universities such as Paris, Orléans, Bourges, Montpellier, and the first Scottish universities, Saint Andrews and Aberdeen, were designed upon French university model <b>...</b>
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Medieval II Total War- Scotland Campaign Part 8
Medieval II Total War- Scotland Campaign Part 8
Want More? Check Out: bloodygamers.weebly.com empireerwinrommel.blogspot.com We kick some French ass as they counter attack to retake the cities that they lost.


































