Ireland's National Semi-Traditional in the Canyonlands

**pdcorlis** · 19th February 06, 04:50 PM

Boy do you make that kilt look good!

I'm trying not to think about the MacNaughton Semi-Traditional I have on order from Rocky - and this is NOT helping!!!!!

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 19th February 06, 05:53 PM

Ron,

Great pics! I am waiting to wear my Ireland's National casual for St. Pat's day, but I am having a hard time! It is a beautiful tartan. I will just have to satisfy myself by wearing the Donegal tweed box pleat kilt I received form Matt on Friday. Will post pics tomorrow. It is very different from my other kilts, and much heavier material.

**mudd** · 19th February 06, 08:27 PM

The lakes still a little low, I see. Not as bad as it was Christmas of ’04, the last time I was there.

**Andrew Breecher** · 19th February 06, 10:56 PM

That's much more subdued than other images I've seen of the tartan. It looks awesome outdoors.

That's definitely added to my "list".

Andrew.

**Riverkilt** · 20th February 06, 10:45 AM

Aye Mudd,

Its back up about 50 feet, and there's more than a full snowpack up your way for spring. Should be back up a bit more when Spring comes around.

Don't be a stranger when you come to town, we'll have a "Lake Powell Kilt Night"

Ron

**mudd** · 20th February 06, 11:12 AM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Don't be a stranger when you come to town, we'll have a "Lake Powell Kilt Night"

Good idea. Don't know when that’ll be though. We used to go through there a lot when my parents lived in Mesa, but, no reason to go down there anymore.