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    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.

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

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    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.

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    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.

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    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.

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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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    Fantastic looking cilt you got there Ron.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt
    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.
    I've got a great idea for selling those black Johnny Cash shirts, too: "buy a shirt, get a date with Reese Witherspoon!"

    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt
    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
    Oooh, I *love* fishing the Uncompaghre below the reservoir, in the Pa-Co-Chu-Puk (sp?) campgrounds there in Ridgeway. There are some stunningly big fish in that 'lil tiny bit of water, and they'll hit year around pretty well-try a tungsten beadhead pheasant tail w/ a flashback in size 16.

    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt
    Hoping the promised break between storms holds over Red Mountain Pass.
    They're saying it's going to be in the 60's on the Front Range both days, but that the hills should start to get snow Sunday morning: you might want to think about getting over Red Mountain pass earlier rather than later. Of course, you could also go over Lizard Head Pass; it's a bit more "civilized" in terms of pants-wetting drop offs .

    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt
    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.
    Yeah, given a chance, I'd pull up stakes and head for that part of the state pretty happily. I've sipped a dram of the malt deep in the Weimenuche and under the stars more than once. Have you ever been in Ouray for the Ice Climbing competition? I hear it's a blast when those guys roll inot town.

    Bryan...I think you'll need a good Aran sweater w/ your new kilt this weekend...

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    Kathy clearly knows her business. Every one of hers that you have in your gallery looks fantastic, and this one is no exception.

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    Another great kilt

    Riverkilt,
    Another great kilt, you have to be catching Hamish at a record pace. How many does that make for you?

    You wear it well and I am sure you will enjoy wearing it!

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