Please see the official site for information about what's on for St Andrew's day, and looking forward to HomecomingScotland2009.
We are of course the unofficial gateway, and the first - having launched an on-line guide to Scotland 14 years ago on the Internet and an on-line guide to Scotland open to 100,000+ readers back in the 1980s. That guide has been updated for St Andrews day, the 15th annual update, and is available at the soc.culture.scottish FAQ page on Silicon Glen. Additions and corrections to the FAQ always welcome.
Happy St Andrews Day to one and all, including the half million plus visitors so far this year to siliconglen.com
Craig
30 November 2008
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