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4th January 08, 06:54 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by Woodsheal
For the majority of its existence in Scotland, the kilt was the everyday, work-a-day garment of thousands of men and boys - farmers, shepherds, boatmen, soldiers, etc. - more often than not sweat-soaked, dirty, and foul smelling.
More this:
...than this:
Some of us just find it a bit sad that, in the country of its birth, the everyday common aspect of the kilt has faded into history....
Brian: Good points all.
Todd
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