Kilt for St. Pattis?

**creagdhubh** · 15th March 13, 07:52 AM

Originally Posted by McClef

My brother was not given his middle name after a hamburger, beef burger, horseburger, or any other burger. :buttkick:

**opositive** · 15th March 13, 08:14 AM

pre st patrick day kilted friday at work:
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weathered ulster

**CMcG** · 15th March 13, 08:38 AM

Originally Posted by opositive

pre st patrick day kilted friday at work:
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weathered ulster

I love the Ulster tartan, both the look and the history. Nice one!

**scotswelshrunner** · 15th March 13, 09:40 AM

I'm starting the weekend off today with my only kilt, the Hunting tartan and a forest green sweater. Should be three days of fun!!

**sailortats** · 15th March 13, 06:24 PM

James, don't forget, pics or it didn't happen

**MJB** · 17th March 13, 04:16 PM

Out right now at the pub! I think it came together fairly nicely

Its sideways, I'll have to fix that later on my computer

**opositive** · 17th March 13, 04:55 PM

well. i wore a county kerry last night, but i only have a pic prebub of the county mayo tonight:

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multipics, etc at the pub

**unixken** · 17th March 13, 04:57 PM

Spent my St. Patrick's Day afternoon on my friend Laura's sheep farm. The kilt is my Scottish National PV, and the sweater is one of the hand-knit Arans that Nick offered through Scotweb, a few weeks ago. The lamb is a Dorset sheep, born just a few weeks ago.

Lamb 1.jpg Lamb 2.jpg Lamb 3.jpg