A Hearty Greeting from Maryland

**The Kilted Thespian** · 28th January 08, 07:57 PM

A newbie to the forum and almost a newbie to kilts. Researching and celebrating my scottish heritage, I have found such a great respect for the kilt. My first kilt was a simple, craft store pattern, in a wool plaid (no specific tartan) that my wife made on her sewing machine. It served its purpose in a season of RennFaire weekends. And so the addiction began!!

So the logical next step (remember "addiction") was my recent purchase of a 16oz traditional Morrison Ancient Hunting made by MacGregor and MacDuff. Its like wearing a work of art!! And now the addiction continues.

Now I'm ready for that next step.. the casual kilt. Being a rather big fella, its not easy to find that kilt that not only feels right, but looks right too. Lots of great discussions and information here in the forum, and I'm excited to be a part of it.

Thanks for all the great advice!!

**Frank McGrath** · 28th January 08, 08:02 PM

Welcome from Pleasant Valley, County Carroll. Where in Maryland are you?

Frank

**Drillagent** · 28th January 08, 08:02 PM

Welcome to the forum from Virginia!

**Moosedog** · 28th January 08, 08:10 PM

Welcome from Oregon's beautiful Willamette Valley, but formerly of Maryland....

25 years plus: Sykesville, Ashton, Columbia, Garrett County, Takoma Park, Kensington.

Moosedog

**Bugbear** · 28th January 08, 08:36 PM

Welcome.

**SFCRick** · 28th January 08, 08:45 PM

Welcome from Hawaii, I also wear the Morrison Ancient Hunting being a member of the Clan Morrison Society of North America. Welcome cousin

**Joe Gondek** · 28th January 08, 08:50 PM

Welcome From Utah
but I was raised in Bethesda Md.

**The Kilted Thespian** · 28th January 08, 08:59 PM

Thank you for the warm welcomes. I'm hailing from Northern Carroll County amidst the moos and the cornstalks.

**Moosedog** · 28th January 08, 09:18 PM

I lived in the far North of Howard County (just over the line from Carroll) during high school. Lots of moos there, too. I used to be able to drive the tractor into town.

Moosedog