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Robert Burns (1759-1796) on engraving from the 1800s. Scottish poet and lyricist. The national poet of Scotland. Engraved by A.H. Payne and published in London

Statue of Scots poet Rabbie Burns in the woods at The Birks of Aberfeldy in Perthshire, Scotland during Autumn or Fall season

Monument to Scottish Poet Robert Burns in Central Park, New York in the winter.

Beautiful Scottish Ayrshire Farmlands at the heart of Robert Burns country with farming fields and trees and hedgerows.

Raw haggis and vegetable ingredients for neeps and tatties arranged in the corner over a grey textured stone background with copy space viewed from above

Beautiful Scottish Ayrshire Farmlands at the heart of Robert Burns country with farming fields and trees and hedgerows.

Beautiful Scottish Ayrshire Farmlands at the heart of Robert Burns country with farming fields and trees and hedgerows.

Decorative grave stone at Alloway kirk in Ayr

Kirkoswald Church Ruins and graveyard at sunsetwhere many of the characters in Robert Burn's poem 'Tam o' Shanter' are buried and set in the heart of Burn's country.

The sculptor of G.A. Lawson is a memorial to the Scottish poet Robert Burns

10 Pounds Sterling note issued by Clydesdale Bank PLC specimen reverse

Burns Memorial in Burn Heritage Park themed to Poet Robert Burns - Alloway, Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland. 22nd of July 2021

Waterfalls on river in Moness Gorge

Statue of poet Robert Burns with seagull in Dumfries Scotland

Robert Burns Memorial is a monument of sculptor G.A. Lawson located at Dorchester Square in Downtown Montreal.

Monument deticated to Robert Burns in Edinburgh city, Scotland, UK

The Old Brig at BrigO-Doon in Autumn winter at the end of day with some winter autumn colours still on the bushes and trees.

View of Devorgilla Bridge in Dumfries Galloway Scotland UK

Old Kirk ruins, the burial place of many of Robert Burns characters including his grand parents. in Kirkoswald Ayrshire Scotland

Robert Burns statue, Dunedin Town Hall and St. Paul's Cathedral. (Dunedin, NZ)

The Auld Brigg Ayr Scotland. The Bridge dates back to ancient times in Scottish history and Robert Burns the famous Scottish poet.

Haggis, Neeps & Tatties - Traditional Scottish meal commonly served at Burns' Night. Served with a dram and whisky sauce.

Haggis, Neeps & Tatties - Traditional Scottish meal commonly served at Burn's Night. Served with whisky sauce.

Traditional Scottish Haggis, Neeps, Tatties and Whisky shot against a dark rustic background with generous accommodation for copy space.

The fountain in Dumfries Town Centre

The statue of Robert Burns Scottish poet in George Square Glasgow dressed for the annual Burns Night celebration in January

Haggis, Neeps & Tatties - Traditional Scottish meal commonly served at Burn's Night.

The Auld Brig at Alloway in Ayrshire known as Brig O' Doon, with white and red roses growing along the wall of the bridge

Haggis, Neeps & Tatties - Traditional Scottish meal commonly served at Burns' Night. Served with a dram and whisky sauce.

Brig o doon in alloway,ayr

Greenan Foreshore and Bay by Ayr in the centre of Robert Burn's Country

Statue of Robert Peel in Glasgow - Scotland

The Auld Brigg or Bridge leading to Ayr town centre which is at te heart of Burns a famous Scottish Poet and national bard.

Haggis - Traditional Scottish dish made of sheep's pluck oatmeal and spices.

The Old Brigg or Bridge in Alloway near Ayr in Scotland the centre point of many of Burns' Poetry.

Scottish Banknote, 10 pounds, isolated on white, blood

Haggis, Neeps & Tatties - Traditional Scottish meal commonly served at Burn's Night.

Haggis, Neeps & Tatties - Traditional Scottish meal commonly served at Burn's Night.

From the New Bridge at Ayr looking over the ruined foundations and pillars of the old bridge in the historic town of Ayr in Scotland all at sunset.

Burns Memorial and free gardens in Alloway near Ayr Scotland about to celebrate its 200th anniversary Image taken from the Auld Brig looking over to the gardens.

Gravestone of Robert Burns parents in Alloway, Scotland,

The Auld Brig better known as Brig O Doon, in Alloway near Ayr in Scotland is the original 15th-century cobblestone bridge at the centre of one of Burns poems Tam O Shanter.

Haggis, Neeps & Tatties - Traditional Scottish meal commonly served at Burn's Night.

The Auld Brigg or Bridge leading to Ayr town centre which is at te heart of Burns a famous Scottish Poet and national bard.

Burns Memorial and free gardens in Alloway near Ayr Scotland about to celebrate its 200th anniversary

Burns Memorial gardens in Alloway near Ayr Scotland about to celebrate its 200th anniversary

Haggis, Neeps & Tatties - Traditional Scottish meal commonly served at Burn's Night.

Scottish Banknote, 10 pounds, isolated on white

The Historic Old Bridge at Ayr in Scotland that spans the River Ayr and a spectacular red blazing sunset over the town.

Edinburgh, Burns Monument Pillared rotunda temple by Thomas Hamilton, 1830. Scotland's most famous poet Robert Burns (1759-1796) lived in Edinburgh. Scotland, UK

Burns Memorial and free gardens in Alloway near Ayr Scotland about to celebrate its 200th anniversary Image taken from the Auld Brig looking over to the gardens.