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    Me in my UK Workmans

    Thought I would throw up a picture of me in my UK Workmans doing about as much work as I like to do in the fall ... little to none!



    And one of me, working a tiny bit harder (in the kitchen) cutting up some stuffed hot peppers ... whew!



    Brian Mackay
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    Ain't that caramel workman's a lovely kilt!?

    And that belt...very cool, thought it was one of those police duty belts, then looked again...? More about the belt sir, please...

    Ron
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    "I'll have a kilt please, a nice hand sewn tartan, 16 ounce Strome. Oh, and a sporran on the side, with a strap please."

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    Nice piccies Brian, the kilt looks good on you. I really think those kilts can take harder work though :-)

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    The belt is right from Home Depot. It is a one size fits all (I'm a 44), and ran $12.99. Made by McGuire-Nicholas, model #DM-605-CC Oil Saddle.

    Brian Mackay
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    i think you can get belts like that at work world........

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    moved thread...

    Brian -- I moved this thread over to the kilt pics section, since it's more appropriate there.

    Cheers,

    Todd

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    Those are nice pics. My first kilt was a Caramel U.K Workmans! Heres the Twilightzone part-I wear the same belt,from Home Depot with mine.
    The Workmans U.K was what got me into kilts. I saw one at a renn fair and looked them up online. The rest is history.

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    Brian, great looking kilt! You have made me re-evaluate my belt selection! I just purchased a similar belt that is reversible from black to brown, but was not sure I liked it (a totally differnet style from what I wore with p#$%s). Looking at your pics, I think that I have changed my mind and will keep it (was going to return it to Wal-mart).
    The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long

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    Very similar to a belt I bought at Menards. Same maker, 90605. 3 inch oil tanned with 2 prong roller buckle. Got mine for $7 and change as I recall on sale. I like those tool belts. ;-)

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    Nice belt (I thought that I would join the bandwagon). They do hold up to the name, and especially when you are going to places like Home Depot. Every time I wear mine nothing but positives. Gotta love it.

    Now after cutting up those peppers, what did you do with them? Did you cut up enough to share with almost 1000 of your closest and kilted friends?
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