New Website Resource for Highland Games

[azwildcat96]

Hi all,

I just went live with a new website resource for the Highland Games. It's not a business or another forum, so hopefully I'm not breaking any rules sharing it with you all here. This is just for fun.

I'm an athlete, a certified judge, currently on the Board of the Scottish American Athletic Association (SAAA), and have been an athletic director and a Festival Board Member. I just want to share information with other athletes on competitions, practice groups, specialty equipment sellers, and other fun stuff. Anyway, have a look and let me know what you think.

If you're in a practice group that's not listed on the site, let me know and I'll add it to the page. Same goes with the implement suppliers, events, etc.

On November 5th, I had the privilege of judging the inaugural North American Women's Lightweight Championship at the Moab, Utah (Scots on the Rocks) Highland Games. These women broke 7 out of 8 World Records, and I've taken on the task of hosting their official record page on this site too.

So, there's lots of stuff to see.

http://www.clanbacon.com

Thanks for looking.

Jim

[Tarheel]

Thanks for your efforts Jim. I'm sure it will become a "go-to" site for the games and participates.

[javankrona]

Wae? No hammers or cabers?! Damn "(

[Andrews Son]

I'm a very big fan of bacon but im a bit baffled how this came about. May I ask for a little clarity. Was it a good night of humour and drinking which gave birth to the idea 😀

[azwildcat96]

There were a few adult beverages involved.

I'm a very big fan of bacon but im a bit baffled how this came about. May I ask for a little clarity. Was it a good night of humour and drinking which gave birth to the idea 😀

[azwildcat96]

Wae? No hammers or cabers?! Damn "(

I've listed at least one fabricator that offers hammers. I will be putting a couple more up soon.

Cabers are a little difficult. I will post a link to a DIY caber video, in case finding a whole tree trunk is impossible in your location.