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Happy St Andrew's Day Everybody! It's Scotland's National Day and a celebration of all things Scottish, so here are two of the country's symbols combined for you. The Unicorn and the Saltire! People always give me a strange look when they find out Scotland's National animal is the Unicorn, but they weren't always thought to be mythical. 600 years ago, most people had never seen a rhino or elephant, but they were still real! Unicorns weren't considered cute and fluffy, but as the ultimate symbol of strength, purity and masculinity. It was so strong that it's always shown with a crown and chain round its neck, because only the King of Scots could capture one, but the beast would never be tamed! That's the Unicorn covered, but what does the Saltire flag have to do with Scotland considering St Andrew was born in Galilee, died in Greece and never stepped foot on Scottish soil?! If you believe the story, then in the 4th century, St Rule had a dream that Andrew's bones weren't safe in Greece anymore. An angel told him to take them in a boat to the ends of the earth and wherever he landed, he should found his church. Apparently, a wee corner of Fife was the end of the earth and that's where the town of St Andrews sits today. The Apostle might still have never become our patron if it wasn't for a battle in 832AD. A combined army of Gaels-Picts under King Angus was facing almost certain annihilation by the Northumbrians at Athelstaneford in East Lothian. Angus prayed for help and St Andrew came to him in a dream, instructing him to look for his sign during the fighting the next day. When the battle was at its fiercest, Angus saw white clouds forming a St Andrews Cross in the sky, inspiring his men to rally their way to victory. Remember that story the next time you look up on a cloudy day - we get lots of them here, even if we don't get the blue sky. So stick your kilt on if you have one, pour yourself a dram of whisky, tuck into some haggis, neeps and tatties all while blaring traditional Scottish tunes. However you celebrate, have a great day! #Scotland #ScottishHistory #StAndrewsDay
Happy St Andrew's Day Everybody! It's Scotland's National Day and a celebration of all things Scottish, so here are two of the country's symbols combined for you. The Unicorn and the Saltire! People always give me a strange look when they find out Scotland's National animal is the Unicorn, but they weren't always thought to be mythical. 600 years ago, most people had never seen a rhino or elephant, but they were still real! Unicorns weren't considered cute and fluffy, but as the ultimate symbol of strength, purity and masculinity. It was so strong that it's always shown with a crown and chain round its neck, because only the King of Scots could capture one, but the beast would never be tamed! That's the Unicorn covered, but what does the Saltire flag have to do with Scotland considering St Andrew was born in Galilee, died in Greece and never stepped foot on Scottish soil?! If you believe the story, then in the 4th century, St Rule had a dream that Andrew's bones weren't safe in Greece anymore. An angel told him to take them in a boat to the ends of the earth and wherever he landed, he should found his church. Apparently, a wee corner of Fife was the end of the earth and that's where the town of St Andrews sits today. The Apostle might still have never become our patron if it wasn't for a battle in 832AD. A combined army of Gaels-Picts under King Angus was facing almost certain annihilation by the Northumbrians at Athelstaneford in East Lothian. Angus prayed for help and St Andrew came to him in a dream, instructing him to look for his sign during the fighting the next day. When the battle was at its fiercest, Angus saw white clouds forming a St Andrews Cross in the sky, inspiring his men to rally their way to victory. Remember that story the next time you look up on a cloudy day - we get lots of them here, even if we don't get the blue sky. So stick your kilt on if you have one, pour yourself a dram of whisky, tuck into some haggis, neeps and tatties all while blaring traditional Scottish tunes. However you celebrate, have a great day! #Scotland #ScottishHistory #StAndrewsDay

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