My Cameron Black and Red tank is Here!

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 23rd March 06, 06:10 AM

Very nice Ron. And I have to say that the tan makes a very good match. I would have agreed with you, before seeing the picture, that tan would not match well, but it really does look nice.

Ooh, the versatility of tartan!

**GMan** · 23rd March 06, 06:58 AM

That is one mighty fine Kilt you have Ron.

A fairly nice combination too.

**flyv65** · 23rd March 06, 07:33 AM

Congrats on another kilt from Kathy, and in a family tartan, no less. I'm going to have to visit your site to see the blow up pics, 'cuz the shot on the board doesn't do her work justice.

Bryan...are you gonna hike in this one, too?

**Cawdorian** · 23rd March 06, 07:46 AM

Ron,

Another great looking kilt, the tan shirt looks good with the kilt. Try it with a pair of oatmeal kilt hose, IMHO it will make a great looking outfit.

**Southern Breeze** · 23rd March 06, 08:10 AM

Looks good, now theres another excellant kilt in your wardrobe.

**Mattg** · 23rd March 06, 08:36 AM

That's a great kilt! And I love the back story.

To me that's one of the best things about kilts, each tartan has a story to tell.

**ozmeath** · 23rd March 06, 09:04 AM

That's a good weight, and your seamstress has done a top job by the looks.
It's great to hear the story (to echo matt) and it always adds to your own "personal mythology". Honouring your mothers' blood like that is a fine thing.

I was thinking on an aesthetic note that you try the stone hose or obviously the black. the flashes would look flash indeed on the black.

**Riverkilt** · 23rd March 06, 09:05 AM

Hey Bryan,

I'm wearing the new Cameron kilt to work today to break it in. Best I can manage is a natural white shirt, black kilt hose with flashes...think I need one of those Johnny Cash black shirts now.

Friday, I'm headed up to your chilly state for a weekend of soaking in Orvis Hot Springs at Ridgeway. Planning to take some scenic pics with the new kilt on the trip. Think the black and red would look good with a snowy backdrop

Hoping the promised break between storms holds over Red Mountain Pass.

That's my old stomping grounds. Worked as an underground mine engineer's assistant in the Red Mountain Mine back in 1963 at age 18.
Lived down the hill in Ouray and got as drunk as a kid can on 3.2 beer.

Ron