Halloween is big, Christmas is even bigger and then of course there is Labour Day, Thanksgiving and New Years! All these holidays are a time to have fun. Maybe the Americans have it right after all. In Scotland we are very big on Hogmanay, although a little more restrained at Christmas, traditionally a family time [...]
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