Scotland Puzzle

Scottish Folklore


By Kay Glasgow

Scotland is rich with folklore. Tales, legends, beliefs, superstitions, traditions, customs, proverbs and songs can be seen as a history of a place interpreted by the people of the time. By word of mouth stories spread, embroidered and retold for generations. Unscramble the anagrams for a small sampler of events, places, notable characters and creatures in Scottish lore.

1 home to the silkies (seal people) O LEY
2 a Celtic name for Scotland A LAB
3 prize whistle for drinking stamina in Burns poem came from this country DARK MEN
4 Bonnie Prince Charlie's first landing in Scotland RISK AYE
5 chimney sweeps are lucky but not Hughie Clark of town in view of Ailsa Craig VAN RIG
6 child heir to the Scottish throne, Margaret, Maid of __ ANY ROW
7 traditional seat of government and Stone of Destiny CONES
8 "Flowers of the Forest" honors 1513 battle END FOLD
9 Argyll ancient Scots Irish kingdom RADIAL AD
10 near Dingwall and home of the Brahan Seer A MYRRH BUG
11 Scotland's name to Latin scholars OCEAN LAID
12 stones in the Heart of ___ mark site of Old Tolbooth, a prison in Edinburgh HID NO MALT
13 Sea bulls get the credit for fine milk in the area (6,4) STRESS WORE

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