Escócia

• Alunos:
• Gabrielle Carvalho
• Paulo Henrique
• Ana Clara Dias
• Maria Fernandes
• Dandara costa Turma: 9º ano A
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•SPORTS
•SOME CURIOSITIES
•TOURIST SPOTS
•FOOD
•FESTIVALS AND PARTIES
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SPORTS
• Scotland is considered the "Home of Golf",
and is well known for its courses. As well as
internationally known athletic competitions,
the Highland Games is also famous for the
practice of curling and shinty, a game that
uses sticks, similar to Irish hurling. Scottish
cricket is considered an elite game.
SOME CURIOSITIES
• LAKE NESS MONSTER
• Rumors about the existence of the ness
side monster gained traction in 1933, so
the country's secretary of state ordered
the animal to be left alone without
anyone daring to look for it with fishing
nets or weapons.
• the animal symbol there is none other
than a unicorn, which is seen as a symbol
of masculinity, purity and joy.
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• Edinburgh Castle is Scotland's most
visited attraction. The castle tops
Scotland's tourist attractions due to
its historical importance and the
incredible views of the entire city of
Edinburgh from above.
FOOD
• The typical Scottish dish is Haggis
(spiced lamb offal and oatmeal),
which have a chorizo ​shape and a
very harsh taste. And to think they
eat them for breakfast… Also
noteworthy is the famous Aberdeen
Angus Beef, salmon and trout.
Haggis
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FESTIVALS AND PARTIES

• Edinburgh Festival is a series of
simultaneous arts and culture
festivals held in the city of Edinburgh,
Scotland. Considered the biggest
festival in the world, it receives one • .
million people, which takes place
annually in the last three weeks of
August since 1947.