Collogue:Places o Scotland

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Note that you can get the same result by using this page Aa pages. In fact that page is even better because it is always up-to-date. It is available from the Byordinar pages - Aa pages link. Cheers -- Derek Ross 04:11, 1 Augist 2005 (UTC)

Thanks I didn't know so I started to copy them

Aw the Airts means aw the directions o the compass "Of a’ the airts the wind can blaw I dearly like the west" Rabbie B.
A wad expect tae see a list o places in Scotland here an no a list o airtins.
Jimmy 10:55, 9 Augist 2005 (UTC)

A ken ye're richt, Jim but A didna want ti dampen the chiel's enthusiasm richt awa. A did pynt oot the richt meanin o airts (amang ithers) on his collogue page but A thocht we shoud lat the page be for a pucklie days afore daein oniethin aboot it. It's been lang eneuch nou tho, sae bi aa means gang aheid an fix it up. -- Derek Ross 14:45, 9 Augist 2005 (UTC)

Kirkwaw (Kirkwall) Kirkcoubree (Kirkcudbright) Brounsbaunk (Brownsbank) Dunuin (Dunoon) Farfar (Forfar) Rouglen (Rutherglen) Brig o Earn, The Brig (Bridge of Earn) Mitherwall (Motherwell) Dingwaw (Dingwall) Brochheid (Burghead) Faws o Clyde (Falls of Clyde) Kilwinnin (Kilwinning) Powmont (Polmont) Abyne (Aboyne) Tillicoutry (Tillicoultry) Stobswall (Stobswell) Bawmullae (Balmullo) Bruimhoose (Broomhouse)