Curso 6º inglés unit 5
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This document provides information about Scotland. It describes Scotland as part of the United Kingdom and notes that it is a very beautiful country. The mountains in Scotland are called the Highlands, where there are many deer. Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland, where Edinburgh Castle sits on Castle Rock in the city center. Every New Year's Eve there is a large celebration in Edinburgh with amazing fireworks at midnight. Glasgow was an important port and now has modern buildings. There are many lakes called lochs in northern Scotland.
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