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Scotland is situated in the northern portion of the island of Great Britain. Its King James VI took over England in 1603. Because the sun never shines there, it produces a lot of goths. It is chiefly noteworthy for its proximity to [[Whitby|Whitby | Scotland is situated in the northern portion of the island of Great Britain. Its King James VI took over England in 1603. Because the sun never shines there, it produces a lot of goths. It is chiefly noteworthy for its proximity to [[Whitby Gothic Weekend|Whitby]]. | ||
Revision as of 02:35, 22 May 2008
Scotland is situated in the northern portion of the island of Great Britain. Its King James VI took over England in 1603. Because the sun never shines there, it produces a lot of goths. It is chiefly noteworthy for its proximity to Whitby.