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Blue sheep are dyed-in-the-wool patriots

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Published Date: 28 November 2008
FROM sheep to the shores of the Clyde, Scotland is putting a little colour into its St Andrew's day celebrations this year.
In West Lothian, a flock of sheep was dyed blue by the M8 Art Project, while the Finnieston Bridge, in Glasgow, was lit up in traditional Scots colours.

The moves came as Linda Fabiani, the culture minister, claimed that holding major St Andrew's Day celebrations would put Scotland in a better position to tackle the economic downturn and help to attract more than 100,000 additional visitors over the next year.



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Snuffy Ivy,

Aberdeen UK 28/11/2008 02:46:04
I can see it now: Americans coming over in droves to look at a few blue sheep? Once again, Scotland is kidding itself! I believe Americans are going through a recession themselves, so what makes the culture minister think they'll pay one and a half times the amount of money (dollar against sterling) it takes to stay in the UK for a trip?
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Guga II,

Rockall 28/11/2008 04:48:43
#1.

Never mind the tourists, it might help to make some snivelling Scots wake up to themselves and realise that they are a nation; not peasants under the control of, or to be exploited by English imperialists and their running dogs and lackeys.
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beeree,

local 28/11/2008 08:03:15
Oh Guga my darling when will you realise those "English" imperialists were mainly scots (& irish & welsh).

Perhaps also a visit to Specsavers. I see very few "peasants" although that description might be part of the imperialism of Rockall!

 

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