Scottish news, weather, parliament, language, cities, mountains, rivers, poems, castles, lochs, islands . . . everything Scottish
» Scottish Baby Names
» Scottish Bagpipes
» Scottish Books
» Scottish Cities
» Scottish Clans
» Scottish Facts
» Scottish Football
» Scottish Gaelic
» Scottish Ghosts
» Scottish History
» Scottish Humour Scripts
» Scottish Images
» Scottish Inventors
» Scottish Islands
» Scottish Jokes
» Scottish Kilts
» Scottish Lighthouses
» Scottish Lion Rampant
» Scottish Lochs
» Scottish Marathons & Ultras
» Scottish Midges
» Scottish Money
» Scottish Mountains
» Scottish Music
» Scottish Names
» Scottish National Anthem
» Scottish News
» Scottish Nursery Rhymes
» Scottish Parliament
» Scottish Poetry
» Scottish Postcards
»
» Scottish Recipes
» Scottish Rivers
» Scottish Songs
» Scottish Traffic News
» Scottish Weather Forecast
» Scottish Whisky Cocktails
» Scottish Words
» Strange Scottish Laws
» Declaration of Arbroath
» Ghost Graveyard Webcam
» Haunted Castle Webcam
» Haunted Slain Castle Cam
» Loch Ness Monster
» Things to do in Scotland
» Scottish Stuff
» Best Websites
» Scottish Links
» Glasgow - Glaswegian
Funny Scottish Books by your webmaster - click on an image for more details
Nursery Rhyme :
Katie Beardie had a coo Black and white aboot the mou' Wasnae that a dainty coo? Dance, Katie Beardie. Katie Beardie had a hen, Cackled but and cackled ben. Wasnae that a dainty hen? Dance, Katie Beardie. Katie Beardie had a wean Widnae play oot in the rain. Wasnae that a dainty wean? Dance, Katle Beardie. Katie Beardie had a cat, Sleek and sly and unco fat. Wasnae that a dainty cat? Dance, Katie Beardie <-- Previous | Next -->
More Scottish
Do you know any Scottish rhymes that are not on our website? Please send them to us and we will add them to the collection.
NOTES : Some of the pictures used on this site are "Creative Commons Licensed" or have been sent in by visitors. If you see anything that you think should not be here please contact us and we will have it removed. If you would like any of your photographs, short stories, poems or articles on Scotland published here we would be delighted to hear from you.
Hit Counter
