Celebrate the Hammer of the Scots and our Longbows at Falkirk
Scottish tourist attraction bans English visitors in revenge for 1298 battle - Telegraph
The Edinburgh Dungeon said the one-day event is in revenge for the Battle of Falkirk, fought 710 years ago July 21st (sic- I think it was on July 22nd), at which more than 2,000 Scots were slaughtered by the Auld Enemy.English visitors will only be allowed entry if they sign a scroll swearing allegiance to Scotland, while those from other countries will be encouraged to bring in items deemed 'typically English’ to be smashed.
I'd be jumping up and down on a tartan scone tin in revenge, but I'd probably be arrested for being racist.....
Comments
Can we have a commemoration of the Battle of Stirling Bridge where Scottish visitors have to sign allegiance to England and foreign visitors bring items made in Scotland to be smashed?
Posted by: MB | July 22, 2008 8:30 AM
Braveheart not yer favorite movie, then?
Posted by: Kim du Toit | July 22, 2008 4:06 PM