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upstream from this massive lock in these mountains 00:00
between this tree covered peak and this rocky one 00:04
sits a village built out of gray rock with red post boxes 00:08
that residents are renowned for wearing tartan clothing 00:12
and saying aye instead of yes, Rosa. 00:15
Is this true? 00:18
Well, that must mean we are in the mountains of Scotland. 00:20
Huh 00:25
This is the story of the bazaar mountain mystery 00:27
surrounding this little Scottish village in the Italian 00:30
Alps. 00:33
To solve 00:42
this mystery, we need a master detective, preferably 00:43
wearing a deerstalker hat and smoking a pipe. 00:48
Or we need someone who was born here 00:51
and grew up hearing tales of Scottish myths and legends 00:54
that have been reverberating around these mountains for centuries. 00:58
That's why we are talking to Rosa here. 01:03
Rosa. 01:10
Take us back to the beginning of this tale 01:10
500 years later. 01:45
You would think that all traces of Scottish mercenaries would have vanished. 01:46
But Scottish culture can be found in most areas of Guuro life. 01:50
If you look hard enough. 01:55
Okay, 02:15
so we have fairy tales and tartan like petticoats. 02:15
But perhaps the most deeply embedded Scottishness 02:18
is in language. 02:21
And outside the Scottish named bar. 02:57
Listen closely enough. 03:00
And you can hear locals singing of Gurro’s mysterious 03:01
beginnings. 03:04
Whatever the truth behind this mystery, 03:56
there is one more very important question. 03:59
Does anyone eat haggis here? 04:02

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[English]
upstream from this massive lock in these mountains
between this tree covered peak and this rocky one
sits a village built out of gray rock with red post boxes
that residents are renowned for wearing tartan clothing
and saying aye instead of yes, Rosa.
Is this true?
Well, that must mean we are in the mountains of Scotland.
Huh
This is the story of the bazaar mountain mystery
surrounding this little Scottish village in the Italian
Alps.
To solve
this mystery, we need a master detective, preferably
wearing a deerstalker hat and smoking a pipe.
Or we need someone who was born here
and grew up hearing tales of Scottish myths and legends
that have been reverberating around these mountains for centuries.
That's why we are talking to Rosa here.
Rosa.
Take us back to the beginning of this tale
500 years later.
You would think that all traces of Scottish mercenaries would have vanished.
But Scottish culture can be found in most areas of Guuro life.
If you look hard enough.
Okay,
so we have fairy tales and tartan like petticoats.
But perhaps the most deeply embedded Scottishness
is in language.
And outside the Scottish named bar.
Listen closely enough.
And you can hear locals singing of Gurro’s mysterious
beginnings.
Whatever the truth behind this mystery,
there is one more very important question.
Does anyone eat haggis here?

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