Glengarry ???

[Scotus]

we use a tweed CAP with flaps that cover the ears and also covers the neck too. I cannot speak too highly of these wonderfully practical carments.

Again, most excellent and useful information! Thank you!

[Tommy Hunt]

Yeah thanks for the info Jock! I really had no idea how often the Scots were going about kilted. We'll have to get ourselves over to Twickenham stadium to see more kilts being worn. Seriously I wonder if the kilts are becoming more popular in the UK. They seem to be here in the US.

[Jack Daw]

...Most times a kilt is seen it will be worn by a visitor and nearly always, boots will be worn with the hose scrunched down. Awfull to see from our Highland Scots eyes, I am afraid, but thats how WE see it. Sorry. Please don't assume it is not noticed, even if nothing is ever said.

Actually, Jock Scot, Americans over here tend to wear the kilt hose and flashes to games, even with hiking boots. When I've seen the scrunched hose, it was the Scottish Nationals/Ex-Pats (those who live in the US) usually wearing them. It got to the point in which that was how I could distinguish them from Americans. Now, a lot more of both are wearing them that way.

[Jock Scot]

Actually, Jock Scot, Americans over here tend to wear the kilt hose and flashes to games, even with hiking boots. When I've seen the scrunched hose, it was the Scottish Nationals/Ex-Pats (those who live in the US) usually wearing them. It got to the point in which that was how I could distinguish them from Americans. Now, a lot more of both are wearing them that way.

Oh, I quite understand that people in warmer climes have to adapt, that makes very good sense. Warmer climes are not something that we suffer from-----yet!

[Jack Daw]

Oh, I quite understand that people in warmer climes have to adapt, that makes very good sense. Warmer climes are not something that we suffer from-----yet!

LOL! Ok.