Quaich at Tartan Tuesday! June 3rd

[Nathan]

Glen was posting as I was. Mine is now deleted.

[McMurdo]

Lloyd enjoying a taste


Ewan taking his turn


Plaid Preacher having a turn


Hendry having a dram


Joan enjoys a wee sip


Then it was Mark's turn

Today Nathan and I took the Quaich on another wee adventure, this time in Toronto, those photos to come.

[Nathan]

It was great to have such a strong turnout! 17 and growing! I think a good time was had by all! Great photos, Glen! Your phone camera is so much better than mine!

[CMcG]

Good times were had by all. Many thanks to Nathan, Glen, the Caledonian, and Tennent's!

Bee and I with decent light before we headed out:



And the requisite, grainy, low-light photo with antiquing:

[ASinclair]

Wonderful pictures! Good on ya', fellas! Anxiously awaiting more.

[McMurdo]

Today Nathan and I took the quaich on a wee tour of a few placed in Toronto first we went to the Burns memorial at Allen Gardens











Then we were off to the 48th Highlanders Museum

Along the way we ran into Toronto`s finest on horseback and asked them for a photo which they were glad to pose for.


The plaque on the wall as you enter the museum


Ron, Nathan and myself with the Quaich.


Ron the Quaich and me in front of the Vimy Cross

We then walked up to Kensington Market to look for some kilts and or accessories. We did find 3 sporrans a few kilt pins and several kilts in various states of disrepair most of the kilts had moth damage, we even found an American Bicentennial tartan kilt, given the recent thread we both thought that finding that was a bit funny.

That is about it for the Quaich's adventure in Toronto, it was an honour and a pleasure to be part of the journey of the Quaich and I look forward to her continued adventures.
It was yet another good day with the wee quaich which will shortly be winging it's way to Ottawa for Canada Day.

[ASinclair]

Good times were had by all. Many thanks to Nathan, Glen, the Caledonian, and Tennent's!

Bee and I with decent light before we headed out:



And the requisite, grainy, low-light photo with antiquing:

Super, thanks Colin!

[ASinclair]

Today Nathan and I took the quaich on a wee tour of a few placed in Toronto first we went to the Burns memorial at Allen Gardens











Then we were off to the 48th Highlanders Museum

Along the way we ran into Toronto`s finest on horseback and asked them for a photo which they were glad to pose for.


The plaque on the wall as you enter the museum


Ron, Nathan and myself with the Quaich.


Ron the Quaich and me in front of the Vimy Cross

We then walked up to Kensington Market to look for some kilts and or accessories. We did find 3 sporrans a few kilt pins and several kilts in various states of disrepair most of the kilts had moth damage, we even found an American Bicentennial tartan kilt, given the recent thread we both thought that finding that was a bit funny.

That is about it for the Quaich's adventure in Toronto, it was an honour and a pleasure to be part of the journey of the Quaich and I look forward to her continued adventures.
It was yet another good day with the wee quaich which will shortly be winging it's way to Ottawa for Canada Day.

Wow, thanks Glen!

[Nathan]

[CMcG]

Today Nathan and I took the quaich on a wee tour of a few placed in Toronto first we went to the Burns memorial at Allen Gardens

I've lived in Toronto for a long time and didn't know that memorial existed. Cool!