Burns Night Supper and St. Andrews Snowfall
January 2004 

Well after it is all said and done I do have to say...haggis is actually not that bad!

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Stuart and Julianne!

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The haggis, boiling on the stove (yes, boiling is how you cook it!)

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Tryg and Stuart

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It is traditional to pipe in the haggis (Stuart refused to be our piper) and then to give the Ode to the Haggis

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Tryg, giving the Ode to the Haggis

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Also customary as part of the Ode is to stab the haggis

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After the Ode, a Toast to the Haggis is made, done nicely by Stuart

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I questioned whether to include this picture, as I promise, it tasted better than it looks here!

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The haggis with the traditional neeps (turnips) and tatties (potatoes) and not so traditional salad

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Stuart and Julianne, again. Are you happy now?! :-)

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Me, in the falling snow!

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The view out my window of the backyard covered in snow! (The most that St. Andrews has seen in at least three years, I was told)

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The entrance to my flat

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Cathedral ruins, with snow

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Looking down South Street

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Snow and bike

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Looking down Market Street

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Graveyard in snow

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Snow shadows
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