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20th April 05, 05:52 AM
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Weight-and weather in the UK-Northern Europe!
I'd split the difference and go medium-warm enough for just about any weather-and not too hot if we happen to have our centenary hot day here in the UK.
There again I find all kilts warm and for even mild days about town will tend to wear a very light kilt for comfort-that leads to the question of those sneaky breezes. The joke being that wind can usually be taken care of-but the odd gust around tall buildings-or on the underground that is entirely unexpected can turn even the heaviest kilt into a sense of humour situation: but never enough to be really worrying. The real test of kilt wearing being the negotiation of bar stools-master them and you are a kilt wearer.
James
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