Tartan Day 2014 Photos

[Hawk]

I am starting this thread on the eve of Tartan Day in hopes that the members here at XMTS post their photos from various events around the countries. Let's see a wide representation of the variety of kilts out there.

Good posting......

Hawk

An additional note here - on Saturday April 5th, I wore my tan Kilt with a general red tartan print long sleeved shirt, with Brown hose and my work shoes. (Sorry, yes I know, no photos, but it did happen) I received many, many positive comments from customers, and supportive comments from management.
Our establishment Main Manager said I looked sharp and had many great comments from our customers.

[Mael Coluim]

The Fredericksburg Scottish Society celebrated Tartan Day at the Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop. It was a great weather day and time to take the Triumph Spitfire out of the garage!

[ASinclair]

Great pics, as always, Ern. Nice wheels, too.

[tripleblessed]

No photos, as I have never had (hopefully never will have) a cell phone, and at present no camera, but was, as usual, kilted today.
Fraser hunting, mustard Rannoch hose, Lovat green garter ties, and a blue tee with large rain forest frog. Worn to a bluegrass
fundraiser for WRFG, an independent community member supported radio station. Well received, and much conversation, even
though many are used to seeing me kilted.

As usual, in moccasins.

[tkdog]

This morning after early church service.

[ctbuchanan]

Two that I thought might be of interest from the New York City Tartan Day Parade. They are both pretty self explanatory.


Regarding the Cadets I thought this link would be of interest - the uniform cards for the pipes and drums.http://www.usma.edu/pipes/SiteAssets...d%20Drums).pdf
This page is of interest as well
http://www.usma.edu/pipes/SitePages/...raditions.aspx

[Powermac]

Nothing fancy here, I might take a walk uptown later if the weather stays nice.

[tundramanq]

Since the Declaration of Arbroath involved the Scottish right to self defense, I felt that the archer's Holyrood tartan was most apt.

[Chaps]

While I loved the music from the Lacemakers (a local Celtic group), the different Pipe Bands, the Highland Dance, and the bangers and meatpies, I was a little disappointed in the lack of people wearing kilts. Even many of the folks representing the various Scottish organizations were not kilted. Also, while I saw some great examples of how people were wearing their kilts, I also saw some not so great examples. Maybe reading all the comments by the rabble has made me a little more discerning in my tastes, even though still a newbie. Anyway, here is a picture of me at Tartan Day.

Cheers,

Chaps

[ASinclair]

Nothing fancy here, I might take a walk uptown later if the weather stays nice.

Scott,

I see you're located in Huntersville. If you attend the Loch Norman games this coming weekend, do stop by the Clan Sinclair tent for a visit.

Yours aye,