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Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch                                                                                                                                            This Welsh village certainly bears the longest and most unpronounceable name in the UK and probably the world. With its few houses, a few pubs and a post office, the town itself does not offer great attractions, while the railway station is of some interest. Here, in fact, many visitors stop to take a photo next to the incredible sign bearing this unpronounceable name. Its meaning derives from Welsh and can be translated as: "Church of Santa Maria in the basin of the white hazel, near the rapid whirls of Llantysilio of the red cave". The station sign features the 58-letter name spelled phonetically for ease of pronunciation.

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Snowdonia is a national park located in the north west of Wales, within which Snowdon, one of the highest mountains in the United Kingdom. In this extensive park, whose surface exceeds 2100 square km, the peaks are more than 13, to the delight of hiking and mountaineering enthusiasts. even if you do not wish to venture on rocky walls and steep paths, you can reach the most popular viewpoints of the mountain with the railway line that runs along the mountain. This wild and unspoiled area, home to interesting historical events, is famous for being the scene of legendary events such as the cycle of King Arthur.

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Francesco Solpietro 1ºD Group4 Wales Flora and Fauna

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Scotland is the most mountainous region in the United Kingdom, but its landscape is not only made up of mountains in fact Scotland is divided into three very specific areas:

North, Highlands: in the northernmost part of Scotland are the highest peaks in Great Britain, the Highlands are considered a climber's paradise, and offer the visitor the breathtaking beauty of the valleys.
Center,Central Bet: the southern part of the Scottish territory is called Lowlands and is divided into two parts, one of these is the central Bet in the center of Scotland, it is mainly flat and constitutes the valleys of the River Tay, Forth and Clyde, here arise even many cities, including the capital Edinburgh.
South,Southern Uplands: located at the southern end of the lowlands, the Southern Uplands make up the typical Scottish mountainous landscape, with high peaks surrounded by woods and hills, here there is also a rugged coastline where spectacular cliffs overlook.

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Edinburgh: it is the capital of Scotland, It is known all over the world for its summer festivals and for the incredible New Year celebrations.

Glasgow: is a lively and modern city, it has many theaters, concert halls, bars, boutiques but also free museums, galleries and parks.

Aberdeen: is a city located by the sea and has a rich maritime history. it has many cultural attractions, shops and restaurants, as well as the beach.

Perth: it is known as the "beautiful city", thanks to its  setting on the banks of the River Tay, and is surrounded by hills, moreover, it is located near the Highlands (that is a mountainous region) of Perthshire where you can admire beautiful landscapes .

These are just a few cities, each one has its own distinctive character that makes it unique in its kind .

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NORTHERN IRELAND ART.

SCULPTURES: the most famous, the "belfast", this is a simple big fish but very decorated.
The second most famous is the "titanic belfast". This is a woman who, as if she were a siren, lunges forward. this sculpture serves to symbolize freedom. Was created on April 14, 1912,
And for its reconstruction it cost about 120 million pounds.

Now let's move on to real works of art
GALLERY: The most important is the "National gallery" which is the largest and most important art gallery in all of Ireland (although it is located in Northern Ireland).
In this one can find very famous works such as: the arrest of jesus (Caravaggio),
Roderic O'Conor (van Gogh) or for example The Ambassadors (Hans Holbein) and many others.

To talk about art it is also important to talk about architecture. The most popular building is the belfast town hall, built around 1900 and is around 6,000 square meters large and cost around £ 369,000.
Then there are many others (important buildings) but now let's talk about Mount Stewart which is, in essence, a very very large garden next to which we find a Victorian residence, called Rayanne house, built in 1886.

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The London Eye is the city of London's highest vantage point until it is overtaken by the observation post located on the 72nd floor of the Shard (245m high). It was opened to the public on 1 February 2013. This wheel is supported by connecting bars that make it look like a large bicycle wheel: it is in fact represented in an advertising poster of a charity bicycle race The London Eye has become the most popular paid attraction in the UK, with around 3.5 million visitors a year. In addition, every New Year's Eve, at the stroke of midnight, the traditional fireworks of the British capital are fired from the wheel. On June 5, 2008, it was announced that 30 million visitors would be reached.

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Fish and Chips is one of the best known and most representative dishes of English cuisine: a street food served on every street corner throughout the United Kingdom. We cannot therefore omit it from the English specialties to taste. A dish that combines a second dish of fish, generally cod fillets, prepared in a batter of flour and beer, served with a side of chips, that is, French fries cut into sticks. All accompanied with delicious sauces, such as tartar sauce, made with mayonnaise, gherkins, parsley, chives or onion and capers. For the preparation of Fish and Chips, in addition to "cod", that is cod, you can also choose between "haddock", an Atlantic fish similar to cod, or "plaice", plaice. The batter can also be prepared with just water and flour, perhaps with the addition of a pinch of baking soda, to make it lighter.

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The Palace of Westminster, better known as the Houses of Parliament and the famous Big Ben are the symbol of London and its history. London residence of the king until 1512, the palace then became the seat of the two houses of power of the United Kingdom (the House of Lords and the House of Commons). The palace is fully included among the 10 things to see absolutely in London. Built in the eleventh century at the behest of Edward the Confessor, it was destroyed in 1834 by a fire that saved the Great Hall erected in 1097, the cloisters and crypt of St. Stephen's Chapel and the fourteenth-century Jewel Tower. The current Victorian Gothic building was designed and built by architects C. Barry and A. W. Pugin. The first stone was laid in 1840. It took 30 years to complete the grandiose work: more than 1000 rooms spread over four floors, over 3 km. of corridors, 11 courtyards, 100 stairways and a honey-colored facade of almost 300 m. facing the Thames, punctuated by spiers and decorated with the statues of the regents. Three towers mark its profile, helping to give the building an almost fairytale-like appearance. As with Westminster Abbey, Unesco also declared the Victorian building a World Heritage Site in 1987.

On the first floor of the building are the main rooms including the bedrooms, lobbies and libraries. The south side is reserved for the House of Lords decorated with stained glass windows, carvings, gilding and frescoes. In the hall there are the red leather seats, the throne on which the Sovereign sits during the opening ceremony of Parliament and the woolsack, the seat of the Lord Chancellor that recalls the wool sacks on which the king's advisers once sat. On the other hand, the House of Commons is more sober, located at the north end of the building, covered in green. In the center of the room is the chair of the Speaker, the president, whose task is to moderate the debate between the Government (who sits on the left) and the Opposition (who occupies the benches on the right). The members of the aforementioned chamber face each other "head-on" but cannot cross the two red lines drawn on the carpet of the hall, which are spaced from each other by the length of two unsheathed swords.

The imposing dimensions of the room make it one of the largest halls in Europe, the 14th-century oak-trussed ceiling can be considered one of the most beautiful wooden ceilings of all time. Throughout history, Westminster Hall has had various functions: in the Middle Ages it hosted royal banquets and competitions, from the thirteenth to the nineteenth century it was used as a courtroom, today it is used by the two Chambers for ceremonial speeches to the Crown and as a mortuary of members of the royal family.

The fame of the palace is also due to its towers. The tallest is the quadrangular Victoria Tower, built to house the Parliamentary archives. A flag bearer is placed on the top: if you see the Union flag waving then it means that Parliament is in session. The lowest of the three is the Central Tower with an octagonal spire. The most famous is certainly the Clock Tower, better known as Big Ben, from the name of the resonant bell of 14 tons, which in turn owes its name to Sir Benjamin Hall, the main commissioner of the works when it was inaugurated.

Since May 31, 1859, its tolls mark the hours in London and are broadcast every day by the BBC. The other 4 smaller bells strike the quarter of an hour instead. Big Ben is the largest clock tower in Great Britain: on each side of the tower there is a quadrant 7.5 meters in diameter, the hour hand is almost 3 meters, the minute hand over 4 meters. If the Parliament is sitting at night the tip of the tower is illuminated.

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Liverpool Cathedral is the Cathedral of the Anglican Diocese of Liverpool, built on St James's Mount in Liverpool, and the seat of the Bishop of Liverpool. It may be referred to as the Cathedral Church of Christ in Liverpool (as recorded in the Document of Consecration) or the Cathedral Church of the Risen Christ, Liverpool, being dedicated to Christ 'in especial remembrance of His most glorious Resurrection'. Liverpool Cathedral is the largest cathedral and religious building in Britain, and the eighth largest church in the world.

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The Palace of Westminster, better known as the Houses of Parliament and the famous Big Ben are the symbol of London and its history. London residence of the king until 1512, the palace then became the seat of the two houses of power of the United Kingdom (the House of Lords and the House of Commons). The palace is fully included among the 10 things to see absolutely in London. Built in the eleventh century at the behest of Edward the Confessor, it was destroyed in 1834 by a fire that saved the Great Hall erected in 1097, the cloisters and crypt of St. Stephen's Chapel and the fourteenth-century Jewel Tower. The current Victorian Gothic building was designed and built by architects C. Barry and A. W. Pugin. The first stone was laid in 1840. It took 30 years to complete the grandiose work: more than 1000 rooms spread over four floors, over 3 km. of corridors, 11 courtyards, 100 stairways and a honey-colored facade of almost 300 m. facing the Thames, punctuated by spiers and decorated with the statues of the regents. Three towers mark its profile, helping to give the building an almost fairytale-like appearance. As with Westminster Abbey, Unesco also declared the Victorian building a World Heritage Site in 1987.

On the first floor of the building are the main rooms including the bedrooms, lobbies and libraries. The south side is reserved for the House of Lords decorated with stained glass windows, carvings, gilding and frescoes. In the hall there are the red leather seats, the throne on which the Sovereign sits during the opening ceremony of Parliament and the woolsack, the seat of the Lord Chancellor that recalls the wool sacks on which the king's advisers once sat. On the other hand, the House of Commons is more sober, located at the north end of the building, covered in green. In the center of the room is the chair of the Speaker, the president, whose task is to moderate the debate between the Government (who sits on the left) and the Opposition (who occupies the benches on the right). The members of the aforementioned chamber face each other "head-on" but cannot cross the two red lines drawn on the carpet of the hall, which are spaced from each other by the length of two unsheathed swords.

The imposing dimensions of the room make it one of the largest halls in Europe, the 14th-century oak-trussed ceiling can be considered one of the most beautiful wooden ceilings of all time. Throughout history, Westminster Hall has had various functions: in the Middle Ages it hosted royal banquets and competitions, from the thirteenth to the nineteenth century it was used as a courtroom, today it is used by the two Chambers for ceremonial speeches to the Crown and as a mortuary of members of the royal family.

The fame of the palace is also due to its towers. The tallest is the quadrangular Victoria Tower, built to house the Parliamentary archives. A flag bearer is placed on the top: if you see the Union flag waving then it means that Parliament is in session. The lowest of the three is the Central Tower with an octagonal spire. The most famous is certainly the Clock Tower, better known as Big Ben, from the name of the resonant bell of 14 tons, which in turn owes its name to Sir Benjamin Hall, the main commissioner of the works when it was inaugurated.

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SAINT PATRICK DAY

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On New Year's Day, January 1st, most shops and pubs are closed, but it's easy to find open businesses.

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On New Year's Day, January 1st, most shops and pubs are closed, but it's easy to find open businesses.

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March 21: Good Friday (recognized exclusively by banks)
March 24: Easter Monday
1 April: April Fool's Day
May 5: Public Holiday
June 2: National Holiday
August 4: National holiday
October 27: Public Holiday
December 25: Christmas in Ireland
December 26: Boxing Day

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Ireland represents the nation with the most local traditions still practiced today. This people deserves to be known thanks to the most original Irish festivals and traditions, some more historical, others peculiar. St. Patrick's DaySt. Patrick's day, the patron saint of Ireland, is celebrated on 17 March. On that day the green color invades the cities, the people are celebrating with lots of beer and traditional music. But let's make a brief description of the most celebrated holiday in Ireland. The celebrations generally include public parades and festivals, Celtic music in the streets of the cities and the use of green clothing.

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Ireland represents the nation with the most local traditions still practiced today. This people deserves to be known thanks to the most original Irish festivals and traditions, some more historical, others peculiar. St. Patrick's DaySt. Patrick's day, the patron saint of Ireland, is celebrated on 17 March. On that day the green color invades the cities, the people are celebrating with lots of beer and traditional music. But let's make a brief description of the most celebrated holiday in Ireland. The celebrations generally include public parades and festivals, Celtic music in the streets of the cities and the use of green clothing.

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The crown symbolizes the allegiance of the Irish Unionists of Ulster to the British monarchy. Finally, the star is the subject of dispute: according to some it would recall the Star of David, for others the six counties.
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Wales has many tipical dishes like : the laverbread it s made off seaweeds used in WW1 for be easy to prepare , the cawl is a soup made with seasonal vegetables or whatever you have,  the welsh rarebit is eaten mostly during picnics it is toasted bread whit cheese on it, the welsh cake is a little cake with a strong hint of butter eaten during afternoon tea

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Francesco Solpietro 1D Group4 Wales Welsh Language

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Francesco Solpietro 1D Group4 Wales Welsh Language

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il Wales ha molti piatti tipici che si differenziano di luogo in luogo alcuni esempi possono essere: il laver bread è uno street food fatto con delle alghe amalgamate con l' avena che fu importante nella prima guerra mondiale per sfamare molti cittadini, il cawl una zuppa di ortaggi o in altri casi con cio che si ha e puo essere ordinato in alcuni posti a colazione, welsh rarebit del pane tostato con sopra formaggio fuso apprezzato nei picnic, le welsh cake delle tortine dal forte sapore di burro spesso mangiate con l' afternoon tea

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Francesco Solpietro 1D Group4 Wales Government and Politics

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Francesco Solpietro 1D Gruppo4 Wales Religion

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Between the 60s and 90s, bloody attacks with bombs placed by anger (Iris Repubblicano Arma) and violent reprisals by the British army, in a hellish "back and forth" mechanism that claimed hundreds of victims and made it difficult tourism development of this beautiful region. It was just the day before yesterday, and hearing about attacks today is really creepy ...
Only after the signing of the "GOOD FRIDAY AGREEMENT" ("the Good Friday Agreement") by the British and Irish governments on 10 April 1998 did the peace process begin and Northern Ireland - albeit between a thousand difficulties - began to look forward ...
And it is precisely that her gaze pointed straight ahead that makes her so special; the desire for peace that you breathe in the air together with the scent of the sea and the heath; the confident smile of the people who still carry a shadow of pain in their hearts, to which they no longer want to listen.
NORTHERN Ireland is beautiful and waiting to be discovered; its spectacular territory; its traditions and ancient legends more alive than ever; the cities that still show their wounds, but also the serene will to turn the page and go towards the future.
Will that I sincerely hope will not be undermined by the turmoil raised by the outcome of BREXIT.

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Area: 70,285 km2.
Population: 3,526,000
Capital: Dublin.
Language: Irish is the national, official language along with English.
Religion: Catholic, with Anglican minority.
Monetary unit: the Irish pound.

Borders and location: separated from Great Britain by the Irish Sea, the St George's Channel and the North Channel, it faces the Atlantic Ocean to the north, west and south and borders on British Northern Ireland.
Organization: Parliamentary Republic. Legislative power rests with the Parliament, made up of the House of Representatives and the Senate. The Republic is divided into 4 regions (Leinster, Munster, Ulster, Connaught) divided into 27 counties. The state aspires to extend sovereignty over the entire island.

A Brief History of Ireland and the Irish Question: Summary

SUMMARY IRELAND GEOGRAPHY Geography. Morphology. In the central part there are low plains, rich in water, interrupted by rounded bumps, while at the margins, along the coasts, there are isolated reliefs, such as the Karry mountains (Carrantuohill, 1041 m) to the south-west, the Wicklows to the east , the Donegal Mountains to the north. The coasts are very articulated, now with large bays, now with minor, narrow and elongated incisions, which penetrate the interior. There are a large number of lakes, mostly with flat shores (loughs), but very indented. Wide are occupied by marshy land, moors, peat bogs and pastures. The climate is cool, oceanic, with warm winters, cool summers, considerable humidity and copious rains. Frequent fogs.
Economy. About 70% of the area is occupied by natural meadows and pastures, while the arable land is less than 14%. The basis of the national economy is therefore breeding: cattle, sheep, pigs, horses. Agriculture produces fodder, barley, wheat, vegetables. The industry is limited to the food sector (sausages, dairy products and beer), textiles and chemicals (fertilizers). The greatest industrial center is Dublin, whose most famous industries are the distillery and the brewery. Coal and peat, lead minerals, zinc and copper are extracted from the subsoil.

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Breakfast is the main meal for Brits, while lunch is usually quite quick and involves only a snack. The full English Breakfast is served in all cafes or pubs open in the morning. It is a very ancient tradition, which allows you to start the day with energy: it includes scrambled or fried eggs, crispy bacon, mushrooms, tomatoes, pork sausages and baked beans (beans in tomato sauce), even if it is It is possible to add other dishes to the menu, such as french fries, hash browns, or bubble and squeak, potato and vegetable pancakes, in addition to the English muffin, a leavened bread, and porridge, a very nutritious oatmeal . The more traditionalists, then, cannot fail to consume black pudding for breakfast, a black pudding stuffed with pork blood and fat, oatmeal and aromatic herbs. All this is accompanied by toast to be buttered, a hot drink, especially black tea, or a fruit juice. English breakfast therefore begins with strong flavors and lots of calories. However, it is a ritual that is increasingly reserved for Sunday, the day in which the Full English Breakfast represents a real meal, capable of giving energy until the evening.

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scotland actraction
Scotlan has many actraction for example the KELPIES are evil spirits of a white horse that appares of foggy days to drag people into the whater, THE KELVINGORE ART GALLERY AND MUSEUM is one of the most visited stuctures, THE CASTEL OF BARMARAL owned quenn elizabet and the CLASGOW BOTANIC GARDEN open in 1817houses of variety plants

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Piatti tipici scozzesi Ludovica Pietrangeli.

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Piatti tipici scozzesi Ludovica Pietrangeli.

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Porridge: this is an oat-based dish, usually served with salt and a little whiskey.

Hotch-Potch: broth prepared with beef and chicken and vegetables to your liking. it is often accompanied with a little barley.

Haggis: it is a sausage with minced sheep entrails with onion, oatmeal and many spices.

Black Pudding: This is a sausage made with kidney fat, onions and sheep or pork blood.

Scottish salmon: the translation of Scottish farms produces excellent salmon, a very tasty Scottish salmon is the Tweed Kettle.

Shortbread: typical Scottish whisk, appreciated because it is not too sweet, thanks to the salty note of the butter of the northern countries.

Bannock: bread as high as a focaccia prepared with oatmeal and cooked on a plate or in a pan. it is often  stuffed with fruit, for example.

Orkney Grimbister and Crowdie: two very famous cheeses in Scotland, L'Orkney which has a lemon aftertaste, and various maturations. instead the Crowdie is made with slightly soured whey, seasoned with salt and pepper .

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The flag of England is derived from Saint George's Cross and the color are white and red, the flag have a red cross on the image

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Peckforton is a scattered settlement and civil parish in the unitary authority of Cheshire East and the ceremonial county of Cheshire, England.

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The England is a famous country, and located in the south of the UK.

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The London Eye, or the Millennium Wheel, is a cantilevered observation wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames in London. It is Europe's tallest cantilevered observation wheel, and is the most popular paid tourist attraction in the United Kingdom with over 3 million visitors annually.

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The full English breakfast is famous. It's the perfect weekend breakfast and the ingredients can vary, but usually, it includes eggs, sausages, bacon, toast, beans, grilled tomato, fried mushrooms, fried potatoes

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Dartmoor really does have something for everyone; history lovers can explore castle ruins and learn about local myths and legends at our museums or on a guided walk, families have plenty of exciting attractions to choose from, while there's lots of opportunities for rambling over tors, cycling up challenging hills and staying active in the great outdoors.

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London is the capital of the United Kingdom and England. London is the city region with the highest population in the United Kingdom.

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The british museum stretches over 14 acres and has over 90 rooms, some with permanent exhibits including the Egyptian mummies as well as coins and medals dating from the Roman period.

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The monarchy of the United Kingdom, commonly referred to as the British monarchy, is the constitutional monarchy of the United Kingdom, its dependencies

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Francesco Solpietro 1D Gruppo4 Wales Economy 

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Francesco Solpietro 1D Gruppo4 Wales Physics and Climate

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Francesco Solpietro 1D Gruppo4 Wales History

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Lorenzo Liccardo. Piatti tipici del Wales.

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Lorenzo Liccardo. Piatti tipici del Wales.

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The flour for the bread was obtained from rye, which was baked a couple of times a year in community ovens. Bread was a precious commodity and was used up to the last crumb.

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To get around Scotland are essential train and buss,but also ferries to visit its islands

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Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland and is very modern and dynamic.Full of art galleries and museums,trendy shops,trendy clubs.To visit the cathedral,the scienze centre,the Lighthouse,the modern art gallery and the People's palace

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Is the Scottish island par excellence rich in breathtaking landscapes

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Scotland is the northernmost country in the UNITED-KINGDOM and is a wild land

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Scotland's famous lakes are :Loch Lomond, Loch awe,Loch Shin and Loch Ness,famous for the Terrible Monster Ness who lives in the depths

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Scotlland is famous for Whisy

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Enjoys an unrivalled reputation for quality, authenticity and provenance.

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Porriidge-Aberdeen rowies -steak and oyster pie - Aberdeen Angus -mince and tatties -ayrshire bacon -  ayrshire bacon - rabbit pie -

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The kilt is a men's garment that consists of a piece of fabric rolled around the waist (similar to a skirt) and tied. In ancient times the kilt was made with a piece of cloth long enough to be then placed on the shoulder after being rolled around the waist, so as to vaguely recall the Roman toga.

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In the Scotland there are many castles,lakes,valleys and island.

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Capital of Scotland is Edinburgh

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 GALLES A trip to Wales can prove to be a unique experience: castles, hills, coastlines, steam train-lined mountains, typical pubs and the sparkling cultural life of the capital Cardiff make this piece of the UK as attractive a destination as Scotland, England or neighbouring Ireland. Off the beaten track, a road trip through Wales will take you to discover an unspoiled and atmospheric landscape, and centuries-old traditions, from the Welsh language to the... rugby!Wales is one of the four nations that make up the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, along with England,                 Galles with which it borders the east, Scotland and Northern Ireland. little Wales has nothing to envy to the best-known sisters, not even in terms of landscape. The beautiful coastline, and the mountains of the Snowdonia region are among the most beautiful heights in the UK. Wales, known as the "land of castles"                                             6 Nations, the most prestigious rugby tournament in the world, here is a very serious thing, and a defeat is a small national drama for this proud people and ancient traditions. Rugby is, almost a religion: the players of the national team are called "the dragons", from the national symbol, the red dragon in green and white field that is depicted on the flag of Wales . Here, the beauty of Wales looks a lot like her national sport: rough, sincere, and uncompromising.       cardiffYour visit to Cardiff may perhaps start from the eccentric Castle, which dominates the city.  Or the Victorian galleries in the center, perfect for shopping and a reminder of old Cardiff.  But Cardiff is also a modern city, lively and full of cultural life: so go down to the harbor area, on the Cardiff Bay Waterfront.  It is a large redeveloped area that houses contemporary architecture, museums, restaurants and others.  Do not miss the Wales Millenium Center, a curious building built with local, strictly eco-sustainable materials, which hosts, among other things, the National Opera of Wales and concerts of various musical genres.  Not far away, the Mermaid Quay area, by the sea, is the perfect place to dine in a trendy restaurant or have a good beer.  Rugby fans cannot miss the Millenium Stadium, ringthe temple of Welsh national sport and which also hosts the matches of the 6 Nations.  Finally, Doctor Who fans will be at home with the great Doctor Who Experience, an interactive journey into the universe of the hugely popular British TV series.  In the surroundings of the city there is also the fascinating Castell Coach, which is worth a half day trip.

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 GALLES A trip to Wales can prove to be a unique experience: castles, hills, coastlines, steam train-lined mountains, typical pubs and the sparkling cultural life of the capital Cardiff make this piece of the UK as attractive a destination as Scotland, England or neighbouring Ireland. Off the beaten track, a road trip through Wales will take you to discover an unspoiled and atmospheric landscape, and centuries-old traditions, from the Welsh language to the... rugby!Wales is one of the four nations that make up the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, along with England,                 Galles with which it borders the east, Scotland and Northern Ireland. little Wales has nothing to envy to the best-known sisters, not even in terms of landscape. The beautiful coastline, and the mountains of the Snowdonia region are among the most beautiful heights in the UK. Wales, known as the "land of castles"                                             6 Nations, the most prestigious rugby tournament in the world, here is a very serious thing, and a defeat is a small national drama for this proud people and ancient traditions. Rugby is, almost a religion: the players of the national team are called "the dragons", from the national symbol, the red dragon in green and white field that is depicted on the flag of Wales . Here, the beauty of Wales looks a lot like her national sport: rough, sincere, and uncompromising.       cardiffYour visit to Cardiff may perhaps start from the eccentric Castle, which dominates the city.  Or the Victorian galleries in the center, perfect for shopping and a reminder of old Cardiff.  But Cardiff is also a modern city, lively and full of cultural life: so go down to the harbor area, on the Cardiff Bay Waterfront.  It is a large redeveloped area that houses contemporary architecture, museums, restaurants and others.  Do not miss the Wales Millenium Center, a curious building built with local, strictly eco-sustainable materials, which hosts, among other things, the National Opera of Wales and concerts of various musical genres.  Not far away, the Mermaid Quay area, by the sea, is the perfect place to dine in a trendy restaurant or have a good beer.  Rugby fans cannot miss the Millenium Stadium, ringthe temple of Welsh national sport and which also hosts the matches of the 6 Nations.  Finally, Doctor Who fans will be at home with the great Doctor Who Experience, an interactive journey into the universe of the hugely popular British TV series.  In the surroundings of the city there is also the fascinating Castell Coach, which is worth a half day trip.

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A trip to Wales can prove to be a unique experience: castles, hills, coastlines, steam train-lined mountains, typical pubs and the sparkling cultural life of the capital Cardiff make this piece of the UK as attractive a destination as Scotland, England or neighbouring Ireland. Off the beaten track, a road trip through Wales will take you to discover an unspoiled and atmospheric landscape, and centuries-old traditions, from the Welsh language to the... rugby!

Wales is one of the four nations that make up the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, along with England,                 Galles

with which it borders the east, Scotland and Northern Ireland. little Wales has nothing to envy to the best-known sisters, not even in terms of landscape. The beautiful coastline, and the mountains of the Snowdonia region are among the most beautiful heights in the UK. Wales, known as the "land of castles"

6 Nations, the most prestigious rugby tournament in the world, here is a very serious thing, and a defeat is a small national drama for this proud people and ancient traditions. Rugby is, almost a religion: the players of the national team are called "the dragons", from the national symbol, the red dragon in green and white field that is depicted on the flag of Wales . Here, the beauty of Wales looks a lot like her national sport: rough, sincere, and uncompromising.

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Your visit to Cardiff may perhaps start from the eccentric Castle, which dominates the city.  Or the Victorian galleries in the center, perfect for shopping and a reminder of old Cardiff.  But Cardiff is also a modern city, lively and full of cultural life: so go down to the harbor area, on the Cardiff Bay Waterfront.  It is a large redeveloped area that houses contemporary architecture, museums, restaurants and others.  Do not miss the Wales Millenium Center, a curious building built with local, strictly eco-sustainable materials, which hosts, among other things, the National Opera of Wales and concerts of various musical genres.  Not far away, the Mermaid Quay area, by the sea, is the perfect place to dine in a trendy restaurant or have a good beer.  Rugby fans cannot miss the Millenium Stadium, ringthe temple of Welsh national sport and which also hosts the matches of the 6 Nations.  Finally, Doctor Who fans will be at home with the great Doctor Who Experience, an interactive journey into the universe of the hugely popular British TV series.  In the surroundings of the city there is also the fascinating Castell Coach, which is worth a half day trip.