Well, finally the wife and I went today to Nashville, IN to enjoy one of the many local festivals and to visit the Great Scot kilt shop.

Mind you, the drive from home to the place in question is roughly 2 hours.

So we arrived at Nashville, IN, which is a tourist city, meaning there's plenty of artisans, historic places, shops, etc.

In order to find info about a store you have to go to a visitor's center, which we did in order to find the exact location of the Great Scot....only to find out the Great Scot no longer has a physical brick & mortar store and it only does business online, despite what their website states, displaying an address and several photos of the store.

We were told that the website still shows the address and working hours and it sure would have been nice to know about it before driving all the way...and once again we were told that we were not the first nor the only people to find out the same way, several other people had shown up asking about the store only to find out it doesn't exist anymore.

We were also told that most of the shops are rented and this particular store (The Great Scot) one day decided to stop paying the rent so it was evicted.

So, for what this is worth....be aware that The Great Scot no longer has a physical address, hasn't had one in months and the photos of the store and everything else are no more, and seriously misleading.

It is an online business only, and for the simple fact of misleading the public I changed my mind about ordering stuff from them, even with their payment plan.

So, the rest of the day was lovely as we enjoyed the town and the festivals just the same.