The land of the Teuchter Scots is located in the mostly uninhabitable regions of the north of Scotland. The scenery is mountainous and sparsely populated. These small communities have often been accused of looking "inward" to sustain themselves and the Teuchters often share an uncomfortable level of 'similarities' with eachother. ~ Simon Schama, a personal account from his trip to Aldi in Inverness
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