An Afternoon On The Edge

**Dale Seago** · 15th January 12, 06:56 PM

The edge of the sea, that is: the Marin Headlands north of San Francisco. It was cold, with savage winds up around 40 miles per hour or so; and my face went numb in about two minutes. I'm glad Ryan Ross makes his bonnets with adjustable drawstrings -- thanks to that, it was only blown off once, though it still was a near thing a few other times.

**TurboKittie** · 15th January 12, 07:01 PM

Lookin' sharp there Dale and making me miss being able to see the Pacific ocean almost anytime I please.

**gary meakin** · 15th January 12, 07:42 PM

Lookin' good Dale, but it's 20 below here in New Hampshire.
I'm not sure you know what cold is.

**Standard** · 15th January 12, 07:43 PM

If you'd not told us of the wind I'd say it looks like a beautiful day for a kilted hike. Glad you were able to save your bonnet, that would be a great loss for certain.

**KiltedDixon** · 15th January 12, 07:51 PM

You look good and determined.

**westy1970** · 15th January 12, 08:02 PM

I was just in the Bay Area a couple of weeks ago and the weather couldn't have been better. What you experienced is how I remember the summers in the City.

**Dale Seago** · 15th January 12, 08:03 PM

Originally Posted by Standard

If you'd not told us of the wind I'd say it looks like a beautiful day for a kilted hike. Glad you were able to save your bonnet, that would be a great loss for certain.

This one will give you a better idea of the wind.

**M. A. C. Newsome** · 15th January 12, 08:22 PM

Love the "action" shot with the pleats fluttering in the wind. Looks like you had a great time!

**Dale Seago** · 15th January 12, 08:40 PM

Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome

Love the "action" shot with the pleats fluttering in the wind. Looks like you had a great time!

Thanks, Matt, I certainly did. And I thank you for making me such a fine kilt!

I'm minded that I owe thanks to others here as well: To Ryan Ross for keeping my head warm. And also to Lamar Britt, as the second pic attests: For verily, the worth of a good sporran is far above rubies.