Diabetes Self-Management

Discovering Scotland

Often overshadowed by its neighbor, England, Scotland is a proud country with a rich history. A haunting land of ancient castles and rugged terrain, Scotland gently seduces you with its beauty and history. With over 5 million people, the country is home to populations with unique heritages—from Anglo-Saxon traditions and Gaelic Highland culture to the Norse customs of islanders.

Pivotal to the history of this small nation, the capital, Edinburgh, is a good place to begin your visit. The most eye-catching feature of the city’s skyline, Edinburgh Castle, is also its most popular tourist destination. Set dramatically on a jagged volcanic cliff, the castle

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