I will talk about Scotland asking two questions. The first one is 'Why do the Scotland people wear kilts?'. The answer is, long ago, the emperor Hadrian had built a bridge for protecting his people from any attacker. Behind the bridge there were living two very poor peasants who hadn't had anything to wear. Those were wearing a piece of cloth with the length of 6 meters tied with a belt. This was the kilt. And the second question I want to ask is Why is the bagpipe considered a symbol of Scotland? And what is this instrument?' People believe that at the beginning the bagpipe had only a flute and after a while the second was added in the year 1500. The bagpipe was a essential part of parties and weddings. We don't have enough written materials about it. There were no schools where children could learn about this instrument.
In the conclusion, when I'm thinking about Scotland, I'm thinking of the kilt and the bagpipe and now I now more about these things.
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