Q-Aye!
Test your knowledge of Scotland with our fascinating and fun facts!
- In the early 19th century the Caithness cliff top village of Badbea was so windy that the cattle and often children had to be tied down.
- The largest chunk of ice to fall from the heavens was in Scotland in 1849. During a wild thunderstorm an ice mass, 6m (20ft) long, fell from the sky and narrowly missed a farmhouse near Inverness.
- The Antonine Wall used to be known as Graham’s Dyke after a Pictish warrior with the unlikely name of Graham.
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