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"Whisky's Survival & Medicinal Uses in Scottish History" -latest video OUT NOW! In 17th century Scotland, Highlanders travelled light... but they always made room for a dram. The whisky they carried wasn’t the smooth amber liquid we know today. It was raw, clear, and often infused with herbs like bog myrtle, heather, or bitter vetch, used to warm the body, lift the spirit, clean wounds, ease pain, and maybe even suppress hunger on long marches. I just released a new video exploring the medicinal

The Royal Regiment of Scotland took part in the 'Riding of the Marches' in Linlithgow!💂 🎼 🥾. For more information, visit http://bit.ly/43XZnNi. | The Army in Scotland

Newtonhill Pipeband led by Pipe Major Domhnull McLennan (red sash) playing a series of popular marches. The tunes are "The Green Hills of Tyrol", "When the Battle's Over" and "Lochanside". This was part of their displays around Braemar in September 2019, the day after the Braemar Gathering Highland Games. Newtonhill Pipe Band wear Ancient Hunting Matheson tartan and are registered as a grade 4B band with the (RSPBA) Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association. | Scotland Online