An Afternoon On The Edge

**Ryan Ross** · 15th January 12, 09:51 PM

Absolutely epic pics, Seago Sensei! The second one, especially. I'm glad your bonnet did it's job (fairly well, at least).

EDIT: Looking sharp, sir, as always.

**chrisupyonder** · 15th January 12, 11:09 PM

That's a great picture. Thanks.

Chris.

**RAF** · 16th January 12, 09:21 AM

You look great, I like your whole outfit! I've been to that area once - a beautiful place indeed, and the wind is absolutely unforgiving! Great pics, thanks for sharing.

**tundramanq** · 16th January 12, 09:34 AM

I tend to stay away from bluff and cliff edges in the wind. The updrafts can make it real interesting... I'll bet the sporran really helps here. Great photo!

I"ve been atop Sandia Crest here in New Mexico and did'nt have enough hands to preserve my modesty. LOL - 60 mph updrafts are common and unexpected.

**Panache** · 16th January 12, 09:48 AM

Wonderful photo Dale.

Down the coast in Aptos it started out sunny and reasonably warm but when that wind picked up...brrrr!

(It was obviously a good day to be kilted at the beach

)

Cheers

Jamie

**Dale Seago** · 16th January 12, 10:09 AM

Originally Posted by Panache

Down the coast in Aptos it started out sunny and reasonably warm but when that wind picked up...brrrr!

Brrrr is right, my face went numb in a couple of minutes. In addition to the wool bonnet, that beefy wool Scottish cardigan is being worn over a wool shirt. I was actually mostly fine except for my face.

(It was obviously a good day to be kilted at the beach

)

Obviously! And as always you're looking very sharp yourself, my friend!

**Panache** · 16th January 12, 10:12 AM

Originally Posted by Dale Seago

Brrrr is right, my face went numb in a couple of minutes. In addition to the wool bonnet, that beefy wool Scottish cardigan is being worn over a wool shirt. I was actually mostly fine except for my face.

As you can see I figured out the solution to that particular problem my friend!

Cheers

Jamie

**JCheshire** · 16th January 12, 10:49 AM

Originally Posted by gpmeakin

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

Geez, do I miss Keene!

**Riverkilt** · 16th January 12, 11:23 AM

One of the joys of kilting is when the pleats dance in the wind....takes a man with experience and courage to let them dance without panicing...great pic!