#(scone)

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I was on The Great British Bake Off. I baked a giant savory scone as big as the table and filled it with ham, cream cheese and spring onions. Then I lost the top of it and was eliminated from the contest.

[daily-deliciousness]

Chocolate scones

[savorytoothgirl]

Irish Cheddar & Caramelized Onion Beer Bread Scones

[crankybeetle]

@carryon-countdown day 29: cherry

Not me grabbing a cherry scone stock image lol

[kkimura]

今朝は、最近近所にできたコーヒーショップで、おいしいカプチーノとブルーベリースコーンでまったり一日をスタート！通っちゃうなこれは。。

Started my morning with a delicious cappuccino and a blueberry scone at a new coffee shop in my neighborhood! Very chill vibe and will def come here often! ☕️🥐

[strawberry4milk]

apple/cinnamon scone

[stickeriffic]

Pompompurin Big Stickers

Pompompurin rolls up onto the scene in a big way with these large-sized stickers! Watch as the pleasantly plump Purin and his pals bring some serious fun to your chats.

[artistporkbun]

Last art for the pokemon food series! Alcremie and jam scone!

[sweetoothgirl]

Dirty Chai Latte Scones

[scotianostra]

On July 13th 1249 Alexander III, was crowned King of Scots at Scone.

Son of Alexander II, and a direct descendant of the first king of the Scots, Kenneth mac Alpin, Alexander was born at Roxburgh in 1241.

Walter Bower, canon of Inchcolm writing some 200 years later described the coronation as such:

In accordance with the custom which had grown up in the kingdom from antiquity right up to that time, after the solemn ceremony of the king's coronation, the bishops with the earls brought the king to the cross which stands in the cemetery at the east end of the church. With due reverence they installed him there on the royal seat which had been bedecked with silk cloths embroidered with gold. So when the king was solemnly seated on this royal seat of stone, with his crown on his head and his sceptre in his hand, and clothed in royal purple, and at his feet the earls and other nobles were setting down their stools to listen to a sermon, there suddenly appeared a venerable, grey-haired figure, an elderly Scot. Though a wild highlander he was honourably attired after his own fashion, clad in a scarlet robe. Bending his knee in a scrupulously correct manner and inclining his head, he greeted the king in his mother tongue, saying courteously: 'God bless the king of Albany, Alexander mac Alexander, mac William, mac Henry, mac David.' And so reciting the genealogy of the kings of Scots he kept on to the end. In Latin translated here into English as this:

Hail Alexander, king of Scots, son of Alexander, son of William, son of Henry, son of David, son of Malcolm, son of Duncan, son of Bethoc, daughter of Malcolm, son of Kenneth, son of [Malcolm, son of Donald, son of Constantine, son of Kenneth, son of] Alpin, son of Eochaid [or Achay], son of Aed Find, son of Eochaid, son of Domnall Brecc, son of Eochaid Buide, son of Aedan, son of Gabran, son of Domangart, son of Fergus Mor, son of Erc, son of Eochaid Munremor, son of Engusafith, son of Fethelmech Aslingith, son of Enegussa Buchin, son of Fethelmech Romaich, son of Sencormach, son of Cruithlinch, son of Findachar, son of Akirkirre, son of Ecthach Andoch, son of Fiachrach Catmail, son of Ecddach Ried, son of Coner, son of Mogolama, son of Lugchag Etholach, son of Corbe Crangring, son of Daradiomore, son of Corbe Findmor, son of Coneremor, son of Ederskeol, son of Ewen, son of Eliela, son of Iair, son of Dethach, son of Sin, son of Rosin, son of Ther, son of Rether, son of Rowem, son of Arindil, son of Mane, son of Fergus the first king of the Scots in Albany.

Two years later,aged about 10, he married Margaret, daughter of King Henry III of England. He had been "engaged" to her from infancy.

He became a strong ruler and as a result of his marriage there was little conflict with England. He successfully defeated an invasion by King Haakon of Norway at the Battle of Largs in 1263. Following this, the Treaty of Perth transferred the Hebrides and the Isle of Man to Scotland from Norway. As part of the peace-making, his daughter married Haakon's grandson, Eric II - their daughter Margaret later became Queen of Scotland, well on paper anyway.

Alexander's first wife died in 1275 and the death of his sons, David in 1281 and Alexander in 1284, left him without a male heir. Alexander married a second time in order to produce a direct heir. His bride was Yolande of Dreux, but on 19th March 1286, within six months of his marriage, his horse stumbled in the dark in Fife as he was returning to his wife and he died at the foot of the cliff.

[daily-deliciousness]

Triple chocolate scones

[catfindr]

[hellokittyisangel]

[harkthorn]

Made cheese scones, it's been ages. Smaller/snack-sized by request

[justarandombrit]

Okay fuck it we're settling this

(Sorry for being so England-centric, there's only 12 slots :/)