New & getting started in Arkansas

**thescot** · 24th January 15, 09:37 AM

Welcome from Georgia, but then North Little Rock is my home town, so a double welcome.

You'll find some very nice kilted rabble there abouts--met at the Irish down at the pub there--4th and Main, perhaps?--a couple years ago. Fine folks.

Back when dinosaurs roamed the earth, I lived on West D on Park Hill.

**dougle** · 24th January 15, 05:44 PM

**Spartan Tartan** · 25th January 15, 03:46 AM

from Rhode Island

**Hawk** · 25th January 15, 09:46 AM

Welcome to the XMTS Community Jimmy. Spent some days at Camp Robertson just outside of town there myself....

Hawk

**rtown** · 26th January 15, 10:03 AM

Hello and Welcome

**Jack Daw** · 26th January 15, 02:30 PM

Hello and welcome from Houston, TX. For a couple of years, as a small boy in the mid-1960s, I lived in Malvern, AR. And, I have second-cousin McIntyres in Pine Bluff.

**mrtackytn** · 26th January 15, 05:43 PM

Welcome to X-Marks - from Music City, USA - Nashville, TN

**Hipbilly** · 27th January 15, 06:43 AM

Here you are! I like the color, but I now see why 16oz wool is the preferred material... this 10oz acrylic is a joke. pajama makings.
I'm gonna order some tartan, probably Maclaren Weathered, and make a good one.... in the meantime, this will suffice for partying. :beer:

Regardless of Fabrics, cuts, pleats, weights, etc, this is the first time I've worn a kilt, and it's as advertised! I wore it all afternoon yesterday.

**RCAnderson** · 27th January 15, 11:35 PM

We will have you hooked on the kilt in no time.

**Mike_Oettle** · 28th January 15, 12:54 PM

Hi, Hipbilly, and welcome to X Marks from the bottom end of Africa.
Your sporran is great, and the fact that you are at last kilted is a great step forward.
All the same, not only is that material lightweight, but it can catch fire. At least you know what to look for when you get your next kilt.
Regards,
Mike