20 pictures you’ll only understand if you grew up in Scotland

By Rosalind Erskine

Published 17th Jul 2019, 14:51 GMT

Picture: TSPL

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If you grew up in Scotland, these pictures are guaranteed to take you back.

From country dancing lesson in PE to Beano albums and SPL Panini sticker albums, take a trip down memory lane with these 20 pictures.

You were forced to learn a Rabbie Burns poem every year, but secretly enjoyed it and can still remember a couple of lines from 'Tae a Moose'

placeholder image — You were forced to learn a Rabbie Burns poem every year, but secretly enjoyed it and can still remember a couple of lines from 'Tae a Moose'

Being forced to learn the Gay Gordons and other ceilidh dances during PE, and secretly enjoying them.

placeholder image — Being forced to learn the Gay Gordons and other ceilidh dances during PE, and secretly enjoying them.

Getting to play Heads Down Thumbs Up at the end of the school day was amazing.

placeholder image — Getting to play Heads Down Thumbs Up at the end of the school day was amazing.

Halloween parties were spent dooking for apples.

placeholder image — Halloween parties were spent dooking for apples.

You'll remember eating Highland toffee bars, and how they got stuck in your teeth.

placeholder image — You'll remember eating Highland toffee bars, and how they got stuck in your teeth.

Sadly long gone, these fizzy chews were an after school treat.

placeholder image — Sadly long gone, these fizzy chews were an after school treat.

The best way to enjoy Irn Bru, and better still? You'd get 20p back for the bottle.

placeholder image — The best way to enjoy Irn Bru, and better still? You'd get 20p back for the bottle.

Putting seeds from rose hips down friends' backs then running away.

placeholder image — Putting seeds from rose hips down friends' backs then running away.

You'll remember singing along to 'Ye cannae shove yer Granny aff a bus' with the Singing Kettle.

placeholder image — You'll remember singing along to 'Ye cannae shove yer Granny aff a bus' with the Singing Kettle.