Games Celebrate All Things Scot
Don’t be alarmed if you see dozens of miniature Mel Gibsons running around town on Aug. 6. Chances are the kids have just come from the 2011 Spokane Highland Games. Braveheart face-painting with accompanying balloon swords is just one of the many family-friendly activities offered at this year’s Games. However, those who prefer real sword action won’t be disappointed. “We’re going to have a Claymore demonstration,” said Ruby Devine, co-chair of the Spokane Highland Games. A claymore is a Scottish broadsword. “It’s a very large sword,” Devine said/Cindy Hval, SR. More here. (SR photo: Kathy Plonka -- Jon McKenzie practices at Theyer Park in Rathdrum)
Question: Which culture is predominant in your personal heritage mix?