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Scotland has a long history and is located in northern Great Britain between the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. Its climate can be rainy and cold, especially in winter. The capital and largest city of Scotland is Edinburgh, which along with Scottish culture, music, and the bagpipe help define the country.
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Welcome to Scotland!
- 2. The history of Scotland.
- 6. North Cannel
- 7. The climate of Scotland.
- 8. In the rain…
- 9. In winter…
- 10. Scottish culture
- 11. bagpipe
- 12. The capital of Scotland…
- 13. … is Edinburgh.
- 15. Thanks for your attention!