Another New Kilt

**Stilletto_Rebel** · 8th March 10, 11:07 AM

I have another new kilt!

I spotted Gingerpose on Kiltforum.org had listed a Workman's Utilikilt at a bargain price that I simply couldn't refuse! It arrived today, so here's a few pics before it is boxed up with all my possessions and shipped off to Australia.

**Highlander31** · 8th March 10, 11:54 AM

Nice looking kilt. What part of Australia are you headed to? I spent time there in '85. Drove the coast from Cairns to Sydney.

**Gingerpose** · 8th March 10, 12:21 PM

Suits you Sir!

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Ainslie

**cessna152towser** · 8th March 10, 01:02 PM

Lookin good.

**Stilletto_Rebel** · 8th March 10, 01:05 PM

Thanks everyone.

Originally Posted by Highlander31

Nice looking kilt. What part of Australia are you headed to? I spent time there in '85. Drove the coast from Cairns to Sydney.

I'm moving to the Seaford suburb of Melbourne, Victoria. I leave the UK on the 27th March.

**Highlander31** · 9th March 10, 02:13 PM

Originally Posted by Stilletto_Rebel

Thanks everyone.

I'm moving to the Seaford suburb of Melbourne, Victoria. I leave the UK on the 27th March.

Arriving for their Fall weather.

**rko2164** · 9th March 10, 07:45 PM

Great kilt and nice looking to!

**Downunder Kilt** · 9th March 10, 11:48 PM

Nice Kilt I must say, that I have yet to see a non traditional kilt here in Melbourne. I am sure though, that if you wear it to the pub when your out and about chasing the wee lassies then it won't take long till you catch some.

just for some info we call the season you call Fall - Autumn

**Stilletto_Rebel** · 10th March 10, 03:11 AM

Originally Posted by Downunder Kilt

Nice Kilt I must say, that I have yet to see a non traditional kilt here in Melbourne. I am sure though, that if you wear it to the pub when your out and about chasing the wee lassies then it won't take long till you catch some.

My (Australian) fiance likes me in my kilts. If I 'catch' any others I'll be sure to give them your number!

Originally Posted by Downunder Kilt

just for some info we call the season you call Fall - Autumn

Good. Yes, Australian is a mash of english and american-english. I'm glad the traditional seasonal names have been kept on. I'm pleased I'm emigrating at this time of year as it gives me time to acclimatise somewhat. If I moved out straight into the Australian summer I imagine I'd very quickly melt to a puddle on the ground!