29th Degree Scottish Knights of St. Andrew

**Sharkman** · 22nd February 13, 11:13 PM

I have just a couple of pictures from the other night. I belong to the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry and we did an exeplification of the 29th degree Scottish Knights of St. Andrew. This is considered one of the Chivalric Degrees and is really pretty interesting. Any way here are a few pictures of the actors including yours truely.

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**McClef** · 23rd February 13, 04:13 AM

Not a degree I can claim to know anything about but always love to see kilts and Freemasonry go together!

**Father Bill** · 23rd February 13, 05:31 AM

Great! I do the lecture in that degree; love it!

**llyd** · 23rd February 13, 06:54 AM

My dad would have appreciated that...he was 32nd degree...my grandfather had run through all the degrees of both York, and Scottish Rite masonry...and, but the three degrees...very nice!

**Sharkman** · 23rd February 13, 11:56 AM

I have had the good fortune to be in this degree the last two years and it's pretty fun and interesting. It is kind of interesting because until last year it had not been done in our Valley in at least 15 - 20 years. I had to help dress quite a few brothers who knew nothing of the proper wearing of the kilt. At our dress rehearsal I had to tell one brother that the pleats are worn in the back and the apron is worn in the front. Pretty funny really, but it is a great degree and a nice change from the routine five degress that we see most of the time during the festivals.