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22 March 07 - 11:40tartan stephen

I got this picture from Interactive Weaver


What is tartan?

Tartan is one of the main symbols and Scottish culture. Tartan is the most famous thing to make kilts. It can be woven out of many colours. It was traditionally a clothing for war it was the black watch.

Where does it come from? And who invented it?

Tartan came from Ireland but Scots introduced it to the unnamed country of Scotland. The Irish invented tartan.

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19 March 07 - 11:17down under


Down under

I would like, to go to Australia known as down under.

They invented surfing and I would like to surf. In Australia, tourists are aloud to see dolphins being fed. Did you know a Man named Sir Robert Torrens discovered the strait between Australia and New Guinea, or do you know why Australia is named down under? Let me tell you because it is right at the bottom of the world. And in down under there are kangaroos, and a very famous man died by a stingray, that man was the crocodile hunter A.K.A Steve orvan.

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06 March 07 - 14:53Australia

Down under

I would like, to go to Australia known as down under.

They invented surfing and I would like to surf. In Australia, tourists are aloud to see dolphins being fed. Did you know a Man named Sir Robert Torrens discovered the strait between Australia and New Guinea, or do you know why Australia is named down under? Let me tell you because it is right at the bottom of the world. And in down under there are kangaroos, and a very famous man died by a stingray, that man was the crocodile hunter A.K.A Steve orvan.

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