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I'm sitting here reading the online newspapers, though apart from a tragedy in Baltimore there is little actual news on offer, when I lo...

Andrew, as we all know, was a Scotsman.  Born on the Fife coast to a Hebrew couple who had been enslaved by the Romans and traded across Eur...

St Andrews Day: but where did he come from? Andrew himself first appears with other Galilean folks at the Jordan where John the Baptist is ...

It was dreich when I forced my unwilling bulk out off bed this morning.  Too tired to think I yet cogitated over the bag lying on the floor ...

                                                                                www.LumoProject.com. Who was this Andrew? He was part of a ...

This has been an interesting second hand book. On Remembrance Sunday I read my portion of the service which included items from individu...

  Being St Andrew's Day I expected to be woken for a breakfast of 'Neeps & Tatties' with whisky following.  Instead I f...

Each St Andrews Day the sky clears and high above travellers heading from Europe to far of lands such as Canada, USA or Luton Airport hel...

Today as you all realise is a special day, St Andrews Day!  Now I will not wax lyrical about Scots superiority as I don't wish for yo...

The wind from the north has spent the past couple of days howling through the gaps in my window frames.  Cold air fills the house, ...

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Today is St Andrews Day, a saint ignored by the Scottish people for five hundred years since the reformation. He is of course of no import...

One day in the distant past it is said that a chap arrived in a small craft off the coast of Fife. he was greeted by the locals and educated...

Scotland's Calvinist background has meant St Andrews Day had no meaning whatsoever. Today however, while St Andrew himself is of no impo...