A Beloved Scottish Tradition Returns After Quarantine | The New Yorker

After a year of not performing because of the coronavirus pandemic, schoolchildren in Scotland come together for a Highland dance competition in Robbie Lawrence's "Blue Bonnets."
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[@sandraclaus5514]

This is a wonderful piece of journalism. It is lovely to see the children and their love and dedication for their dance🤗

[@CosmosGwelf]

The children are charming ❤

[@aemerybrown]

This story made my day. Beautiful photography, fun quiet moments. Lovely.

[@frankiefiggy]

Brilliant sound recording and editing.

[@christophermiller3031]

@7:10 the sweeper swing method. Priceless.

[@kildogery]

Love it.
Scottish traditions presented without going into "Shortbread Tin" territory.
A rare feat.

[@aclark903]

I like #shortbread..

[@CashMoneyMoore]

beautiful

[@TheDavizlau]

Lovely

[@misspeaches2217]

I was disappointed not to see a culmination of the actual dancing competition.

[@khwajahdhkhwaja1833]

Bonjour 👋

[@nikitaonikienko4232]

я 1

[@johnsmith1474]

Always fun to see kids being kids doing things the kid way, no matter the culture.
Minimal substance, considering the length. Nothing on the dance, the tradition, the history. Nothing about the communities or dance groups. Nothing much is the theme. Then the unfortunate and needless use of clickbait "quarantine" in the title. A bit of dress costume with perhaps at least one example of a performance would have been logical.

[@jhenderson2286]

there's a great deal of substance in this film, it's a pity you can't see it.

[@l.c.125]

@@jhenderson2286, 💯 👏.