When I was a kid, I used to like looking at th the Sunday Post when we visited, because it had two full- or half-page cartoon strips in it: The Broons and Oor Wullie. The former was about a large family (the Brown family, in English); the latter was about a young lad (Our Willie, in English) who got into scrapes. He always wore dungarees and every strip had him sitting on an upturned bucket, talking to the reader directly.
The Sunday Post is published in Dundee. You know how some cities have a year in which they put up fibreglass models of cows or sheep or giraffes or Grommit that artists have decorated? In Dundee, they've done it with Oor Wullie. There are 50 Ooor Wullies dotted around the city. This one, which is decorated by the artist who draws Oor Wullie in the Sunday Post, is opposite the hotel:
You can walk around trying to find every one and take a picture of it. It's like Pokémon Go without the micropayments.