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Scottish Highland Dancing Students of the Joy Reiher and Simone Cowley Schools of Scottish Dancing will perform a variety of Highland dances. There are only three real highland dances, the Highland Fling-the sword dance and the Seann Triubhais- were most definitely NOT a Lassies dance in their original form. Of the three, the Fling is the Oldest, considered to be based on the rutting movement of the Stag in season, a kind of fertility dance Malcolm Canmore, King of Scots is credited with the sword dance. The story goes that he slew an opponent in battle. He had only recently been converted to Christianity and with this in mind and overjoyed at his enemy on the ground in the form of a cross, he danced in triumph over them. The Seann Triubhais, pronounced Shan Trews is the youngest of the highland dances. It is devised as a dance of derision during the period after Culloden, when the wearing of the kilt was proscribed, often under penalty of death. The name Seann Truibhais means ugly or unwanted trousers and the movement of the dance, the shake, the shake down the leg, are a visible attempt to discard the hated garment. Proudly sponsored by; Macqueen Auctioneers and Valuers Mittagong, NSW 2575 Ph.61 2 4888 2188


After a wonderful day of all things Scottish, Pipe Bands, singing, dancing, Tartan Warriors and Swordplay the closing ceremony and lone piper performed, and the highlander Celtic Rock Band sang us out with Auld Lang Syne Another great Brigadoon had come to an end and 13000 visitors to the Southern Highlands had had another day to remember. Date for the Diary 2 APRIL 2011


Mike Kara Presents… Community Focus/ Community Fun www.mikekara.com http www.myspace.com Cable Television Program The Illinois Saint Andrew Society www.chicago-scots.org Scottish Home http Picnic Air Date – Cable – September 2009 YouTube – 8/07/09 Now, lets jump back to the beginning of August 2009 for another outstanding and awesome picnic. Yes, thats right. Once again its is time to look at all fun at The Scottish Home Picnic. On Saturday August 1, 2009 The Illinois Saint Andrew Societys Scottish Home in North Riverside, Illinois was putting on its very special summer picnic. This picnic as always included a special sale with included a collection of variety items. Also there was a bake sale and well as raffles. There was both traditional and non- traditional Scottish Food at the picnic, including meat pies, bridies and sausages and an good ole American fare hamburgers and hot dogs . There was plenty of activities for the wee little ones, including pony rides, crafts for both the young and not so young, miniature golf (a favorite for the picnic as long as I can remember), a bouncy thing for the kids, as well as a variety of games. And the one and only Rudy Kazoodi along with Bubbles were mingling with the crowd, as well as giving tatoos and facing painting. Another big feature for the picnic, although added just a few years ago, is there world famous pie eating contest, which they put on two separate times during the picnic. Of course there was as always plenty of


More @ www.myhotelvideo.comLocation: This hotel is located in the heart of the city, surrounded by a large choice of shopping opportunities, bars and restaurants. The River Clyde, Princes Square shopping centre, the Gallery of Modern Art and Glasgow’s West End are all within walking distance. In addition, the main train station, an underground station and bus stop are also nearby, meaning that guests have easy access to plenty of sightseeing opportunities, which lie outside the city. The hotel is, however, within walking distance of tourist attractions within the city. In addition, Glasgow airport lies around 14 km away. Facilities: The charming hotel offers a total of 121 rooms spread over 7 floors. Amongst the hotel facilities are a 24-hour reception, lifts, Internet access, wireless broadband Internet access (fees apply) as well as conference facilities. In addition, the hotel features a café on the ground floor as well as a restaurant and bar which offer an inviting atmosphere. Room and laundry services are also available within the hotel for use by guests (fees apply). Rooms: The comfortable rooms features contemporary designs with relaxing colour combinations providing a comfortable and relaxing environment to unwind in after a long day. All the rooms include an en suite bathroom with hairdryer, a direct dial telephone, a TV, Internet access and central heating as standard. All rooms are non-smoking. Meals: Guests are invited to serve themselves from the continental


More @ www.myhotelvideo.com Location: This hotel is only 10 minutes walk from the centre of Dundee, 1 hour to the north of Edinburgh and Glasgow. There are manylinks to the public transport network to be found within 200 m of the hotel and Dundee airport is about 3 km away. Facilities: The 2-storey hotel is housed in a Scottish manor house and offers a total of 103 rooms including 102 doubles and 1 suite. Facilities include a garden restaurant with Scottish cuisine, cosy cocktail bar as well as a car park and room and laundry services. Rooms: The tastefully furnished rooms come with an en suite bathroom with hairdryer as well as a direct dial telephone, Internet access and central heating as standard. Sports/Entertainment: The hotel has a well-equipped leisure area that enjoys wonderful views over the Italian gardens. There is a heated indoor swimming pool, a sauna, a steam baths, a solarium (for an additional fee) as well as a gym available for use and the nearest golf course is 15 km from the hotel. Meals: Guests are invited to serve themselves from the breakfast buffet.


More @ www.myhotelvideo.com Location: This exclusive hotel is located close to Princes Street at the heart of Edinburgh within a short distance of several theatres and Edinburgh Castle.Links to the public transport network are just 1 km away and there are many shopping venues as well as countless restaurant, diverse bars, pubs, cafés and further nightlife venues to be found in the vicinity- Facilities: This classical, Scottish-style hotel comprises 7 floors with a total of 105 double rooms 16 suites. Guests are offered use of various facilities including a foyer with a 24-hour reception desk, a bar and 3 restaurants (including a grill room offering international and Scottish cuisine, a bistro and an Italian restaurant). On payment of an additional fee, guests may make use of the hotel garage. Rooms: The exclusive rooms each come with a bathroom with a shower, a bathrobe, a hairdryer, a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV, a minibar/ fridge, air conditioning and a hire safe. Guests have access to the executive lounge from their rooms where various snacks, a selection of drinks and the daily newspapers are on offer. Furthermore, wonderful views may be enjoyed over Edinburgh Castle from the elegant rooms. Sports/Entertainment: Leisure options include an indoor swimming pool, a freshwater pool, a Jacuzzi, a sauna, a solarium, a steam bath and a massage service (additional fee applies for the latter). There is also an exclusive spa area within the hotel and sports


More @ www.myhotelvideo.com Location: The small town of Tain in the county of Ross-shire is situated close to the shores of Dornach Firth. It is the ideal place for guests who like to fish, hunt and climb mountains, and who are keen to discover and explore the majestic Western Highlands. There are first-class golf courses in Tain, and the world-famous championship course in Dornach is only around 10 minutes away by car. Facilities: This Victorian mansion has been magnificently restored and at the same time elegantly modernised. All guests will find what they’re looking for here, be it a quiet, relaxing stay or action on the golf course. The hotel meets the needs of all visitors to the area. It also provides guests with an entrance hall and an award-winning restaurant, which has won an excellent reputation for serving the finest in Scottish cuisine. Rooms: The individually furnished and comfortable rooms conform to the highest of Highland standards. They each contain an en suite bath/ shower, a satellite TV, an iron and ironing board, coffee and tea making facilities and a trouser press.

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More @ myhotelvideo.com Location: This historic hotel stands on a knoll near Edinburgh, with many impressive attractions nearby. It is about 32 km to Edinburgh airport. Facilities: This romantic castle, built in 1430, is one of the most historic buildings in Scotland, indeed in Europe. It features a total of 10 period style rooms, a lobby, a room for meetings and conferences, public Internet access, and a cosy lounge with a fireplace. Guests can enjoy unforgettable meals in the candlelit restaurant, serving British and Scottish cuisine prepared by the gourmet chef and accompanied by an exquisite choice of wines and whiskeys. For younger guests the restaurant has highchairs available and a special children’s menu. The bar, with its refined atmosphere, is an ideal place to enjoy a drink.Guests arriving by car may make use of the parking spaces in front of the hotel. Rooms: The bedchambers, furnished in period style with modern comforts, have lost nothing of their classical ambience. They include an en suite bathroom with a hairdryer, satellite/ cable TV, a radio, a direct dial telephone, an Internet connection, and central heating. The four-poster beds are all part of this unique experience. Sports/Entertainment: In the surrounding area guests may go horse riding, or try dove shooting and falconry. “St. Andrews” and “Muirfield” are the most popular golf courses in the area and are just a short distance from the hotel. The magnificent surroundings offer perfect conditions

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