Hello Everyone from a New Member

[Daneel]

Hi All, My name is Daneel and I live in N.Ireland. To get to know me vist my web site it will start the ball rolling and answer a few of your questions. I also contribute to the Bravehearts as well. I am slowly working through the posts and I am really enjoying them. Although I live only 20 miles as the crow flies from Scotland, kilt wearing is still a rare thing here outside of bands parades etc. The good thing is that all thought people look they just accept it and assume I am from Scotland. I do have Scotish ancestry so I am happy to thought of as a Scot.
I have scattered a few more posts around the site.

Happy Kilting

Daneel

[richardljohnson]

Hello from Texas. Welcome to the neighborhood Daneel.

RLJ-

[Colin]

Hello Daneel,
Glad to see you found us all over here.

[Kiltedmusiclover]

Daneel,

Great to have you on board. A warm
Welcome form the Appalachian Mountains of
North Carolina.

Nelson

p.s. I really liked your web site. Great Kilt pins.

[Hamish]

Hi Daneel!

It's great to 'see' you again (we do get around don't we?).

Welcome from one "New Kilted User" to another!!!!

(Oooops! I see I have been promoted to a "Kilted Member" now!)

[awoodfellow]

as me southern brethren says, welcome, except of course, from the kentucky side of the appalachians.

daneel, i'm impressed with your high esteem of Scouting. i scouted for 17 years with Troop 353, Rattlesnake Patrol, of the Dan Beard Council based in Cincinnati, Ohio. never did make Eagle, though.

the mrs. and i grow trees, play music, make wooden gizmos, cherish our grand children and play with computers.

though the recent family has 300 years in America, i descend from the Families, Ewing - Clan McLachlan, and Beatty - Clan McBeth\McBean, dependin' on which way the wind blows.

best regards from the Bluegrass of Kentucky.

ambrose ...

ps, and with all due and utmost respect to well dressed Texans ..

this fella come up from texas a while back and was boastin' at how big things are down in texas. 'course them texans gotta brag about everything 'cept their hat size.

why, he started spinnin' a tale about how big the eggs were that his texas chickens lay. he went on and on, braggin' and boastin' and told me that it would take three days and a twenty mule team wagon just to get around one 'a them fine texan eggs.

i looked 'em up and down, tall feller that he was, and said, "heck boy, that ain't nothin'. we build the pans to fry 'em in."



kentucky. home of wild women, fast horses and damned fine whuskey!

[Graham]

Hello Daneel, good to see 'me 'ol Belfast mate here. I wondered what had happened to you.

How is the kilting going in the "difficult" area you mentioned.
Tell us what you've been up to lately.