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5th September 11, 09:45 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by creagdhubh
Great photos! It appears everyone had a wonderful time! Scott, I absolutely love your choice of attire, mate. Is your kilt the new box-pleated Macmillan old colours (Dalgliesh) from Matt Newsome?
Slainte!
Here's a better shot of Scott with John. Scott said within the Clan they call this weathered tartan, MacMillan 'mud'. Not really fair, as it's quite a beaut. Too bad, I didn't get that rear pleat shot!

These two gents, wear it well.
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5th September 11, 10:51 PM
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Day Two
What a difference a day makes. The morning started foggy and mild. It would turn into a scorcher. But no complaint here; as there were no hours wait in your car for a storm to pass.
Matt Kuldell played the pipes to call those who were interested to participate in the Kirkin’. [I had fortified myself with the nine bells opening at the Hospitality tent.]

Rev. Ken Ervin was quick on the uptake having all of us kilted to come forward for the blessing of the tartans as none had brought their clan banners.
I was stuck on Saturday in the tent. So, today, I needed to do a walkabout to accomplish an important task. My first stop was to see Jenny and Matt at the Scottish Trading Company. Seeing Jenney is better jolt than a second cup of coffee. Matt when learned I was going to Scotland later in the week gave me tips where to find some treasures. My lips are sealed.

Afterwards, I scored a direct hit and found what I sought at the VA Parks booth. Not the usual lamb, but an critter that would pay my required penance to my wife from leaving my daily chores at home.
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5th September 11, 10:54 PM
#3
Spot your Clan!
Not that all of you here have a Clan affiliation, but I always like to take pix of clan booths for those of you who do.








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5th September 11, 11:00 PM
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Not a clan of course, but Clarke Scott and I had a good chat when he learned of my upcoming trip to Scotland and pending visit to Abbotsford. .

The lass at the House of Gordon gave me a pause to refresh myself for my busy morn.

The Donnachaids partied on.

Arrived at my tent with my prize!

Oppie, the opossum
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5th September 11, 11:03 PM
#5
Who should first come to see me but our own Mirthlesstroll and her two protectors!


The rest of the day was doing the duties of Clan convener; meet and greet members and prospects.






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5th September 11, 11:08 PM
#6
After the parade, I stretched my legs a little more.

Orvice

The day was waning and our XMarks ‘meet up’ showed it in numbers but not in spirit!

L to R: Sir William, SVC40bt, MC
With day spent, I walked over to the Pub tent and enjoyed the Glengarry Boys

The prices fell for imbidations from $5 to $3 to $1!
It was then time to pack up and head for home. But a stop at Park Lane Tavern was indeed a happy ending!
And Opie was welcomed with a quick snatch by the wife with a firm hug!
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5th September 11, 11:13 PM
#7
Great photos Ern, looks like there was something for everyone.
Shoot straight you bastards. Don't make a mess of it. Harry (Breaker) Harbord Morant - Bushveldt Carbineers
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