Continent: Europe
Once upon a time, in the beautiful land of Scotland, a brave man named Saint Andrew became the country's patron saint. Legend has it that he was crucified on a diagonal cross, which inspired the design of Scotland's flag, known as the Saltire. The vibrant blue represents the sky and the white cross symbolizes purity and peace. This flag has flown over Scotland for centuries, reminding everyone of the courage and spirit of the Scottish people. So, whenever you see the Saltire waving in the wind, think of the stories and adventures that it represents!