In Scotland, little has changed since the times of Robert Burns and Walter Scott: the unchanged Edinburgh rises on a rock, Stirling Castle guards the sources of the Forth River, the “Belt” bears fruit - as the locals call the territory between Edinburgh and the mountainous regions - and, of course , attracts and subjugates the famous Highland with its undeniable magic. Even though kilts, bonnets and fur-trimmed purses have become a bait for tourists, the Scots are still true to themselves and their past.