I don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but there is only 7 more days until Valentine's Day. Have you done your shopping yet for your sweetheart? Or, are you still struggling to find just the right gift? If you haven't picked up a gift yet, and are looking for ideas, how about something they don't have, and probably never thought of, but that would be so cool? Guess what I am talking about? Probably not, right!
How would you like to be able to bestow on your loved one the title of Laird, Lord or Lady from Highland Titles. While you may think these fancy titles are only reserved for royalty or people with power, you would be mistaken. Don't believe me? Just look here, I went from being just Robin McCoy-Ramirez last week, to now being able to call myself Lord Robin McCoy-Ramirez...
I have to admit, I was first bummed when I saw the certificate and saw the "Lord" title as I thought that was usually saved for men. But, after doing a little research online, I found that it is becoming more common nowadays for women in power to be given the "Lord" title. After seeing a long list of ladies who were now "Lords" I felt a little giddy. Who knew I would one day hold the title of Lord. :-) It does have a nice ring to it! And, I bet your love would also love to have the honor of being called a Lord or Lady, and own a piece of land in Glencoe Wood, Scotland. Yes, you read that right, not only do they get the title of Laird, Lord or Lady, but you can gift them a piece of land in Scotland. Neat, huh? This is something they never thought to ask for as a gift, but once you surprise them with this unique Valentine's Day gift, they will love it, and have something to talk about for some time to come.
So, how does this whole thing work, and how much money does it cost? Well, first I will tell you the price. For only $47.99, you can purchase a 1 sq. ft. by 1 sq. ft. plot in Glencoe Wood, Scotland, which in turn grants the purchaser the courtesy title of Laird, Lord or Lady. This is a Eco-conservation initiative, which is increasing across the globe, to help preserve land from being developed. So, not only do you get to say that you own a piece of land (you can purchase larger plots for more $) in Scotland, as well as have the the title of Laird, Lord or Lady to add to your name, for bragging purposes. :-)
"Highland Titles is one of the world’s leading innovators in land preservation, offering a unique and Eco-friendly opportunity to purchase souvenir plots on its estate in Glencoe Wood, Scotland – granting the purchaser the courtesy title of Laird, Lord or Lady. With Eco-conservation initiatives increasing across the globe, Highland Titles developed a creative approach to land conservation by selling small plots to help fund the rescuing of woodlands, tree planting, maintenance and acquisition of land at risk of development – ensuring it cannot be purchased or developed."
Highland Titles is the perfect gift to give this Valentine's Day, in place of predictable chocolates and flowers. Instead, make your loved one royalty, with a certificate like the one I showed above, complete with the title of Lord or Lady, and a piece of property in Glencoe Wood, Scotland, to go along with it!
So, as the clock counts down to Valentine's Day next week, stop wracking your brain on what to get that special someone in your life. Instead, head on over to Highland Titles and purchase a plot for your sweetheart. Then, get ready to WOW them with the following, which comes with your purchase:
As I mentioned above, plot sizes range from one square foot to 1,000 square feet and are available for purchase starting at $47.99. This Valentine's Day, give the gift of Scottish land ownership, and in turn have a positive impact on the environment. It's a win-win for all!
I would be happy to send you a plot of your very own – granting you the official Scottish title of Laird, Lord or Lady – so you can see how the gift of Scottish land ownership is a positive one for the environment.
Disclosure: I was sent a sample from the vendor in exchange for an honest review. All views shared are mine and mine alone.
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