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    That almost looks photoshopped to me. I know it isn't, but still. haha
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    Quote Originally Posted by OC Richard View Post
    It would be very cool if a pipe band from Texas were to show up in Scotland wearing matching jeans, cowboy boots, Western shirts, and cowboy hats. I'm sure the locals would love it.
    Best and most entertaining idea I've heard all day! I know quite a few Scots would lose their stuff over it! (In a positive manner.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by jthk View Post
    Best and most entertaining idea I've heard all day! I know quite a few Scots would lose their stuff over it! (In a positive manner.)
    Yes I think the Scots would love it.

    Highland Dress isn't required by the RSPBA, and some Scottish juvenile bands compete in trousers, while Breton, Galician, and Middle Eastern bands compete in their traditional costumes. As long as its "matching dress" it's fine by the rules.

    Discovering this aspect of the RSPBA rules several years ago led me to think of American applications such as:

    Texas band in matching cowboy boots, jeans, Western shirts, and cowboy hats

    West Virginia band in fringed deerskin shirt and pants, with raccoon hats

    Hawai'ian band in matching aloha shirts

    The traditional Appalachian costume:

    Last edited by OC Richard; 11th January 20 at 06:20 AM.
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    I hope someone gets on this! 😁🤗

    Quote Originally Posted by OC Richard View Post
    Yes I think the Scots would love it.

    Highland Dress isn't required by the RSPBA, and some Scottish juvenile bands compete in trousers, while Breton, Galician, and Middle Eastern bands compete in their traditional costumes. As long as its "matching dress" it's fine by the rules.

    Discovering this aspect of the RSPBA rules several years ago led me to think of American applications such as:

    Texas band in matching cowboy boots, jeans, Western shirts, and cowboy hats

    West Virginia band in fringed deerskin shirt and pants, with raccoon hats

    Hawai'ian band in matching aloha shirts

    The traditional Appalachian costume:


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