Greetings

[Graham]

Sorry, 6k!

[Xcop]

Welcome Shandy, great to have you along for this merry ride.

David

[David Woodington]

Hey it's nice to meet you I think you will really enjoy it here.Welcome

Dave

[Rigged]

Shandy, welcome. I'm new here myself. This is a great group. You'll fit right in.

[Raphael]

It doesn't matter which kilt you get, as long as you are wearing a kilt. Casual Kilts like Utilikilt and Amerikilt are good way to get yourself into the kilted lifestyle.

[Rufus]

Hi Shandy! Here's a warm welcome from Idaho.

[Vince]

Hello Shandy -

Welcome from the Seattle area. I look forward to more of your posts.

[bikercelt1]

Hi Shandy, welcome to the group. I think you'll find good conversation, great advice, and a lot of fun banter here. Dive right in!

Jamie

[Calico Jack]

Banter, banter, banter , Sorry, couldn't help myself. Anyways, a big welcome from the Garde State and I'm sure you'll have a great time

[kimsey]

welcome drdouglas,,i'm almost your neighbor,just a few mountains away..in terms of a first kilt i started with a utilikilt...i really like it but you need to realize that it is fairly heavy..my suggestion is to start with a lighter weight cotton tartan kilt...i bought one from USA KIlts out of Philadelphia...good selection of tartans,quick service(were talking days,not weeks or months)...call em up on your phone..if you are uncomfortable wearing it around Greenville at first head up to the mtns,hit a trail and start walking..thats what i did at first...Now i wear it when & where i please...the light weight cotton is cooler...take care..