SKiing in a Kilt take 2

**Robin** · 4th April 06, 03:57 AM

fantastic pictures!

I'm working on a kiltpin (commercial) website...I'll also add a kilt info section.
Can I use one of your pictures to show kilts are comfortable in the cold?

Cheers!

**Pour1Malt** · 4th April 06, 04:03 AM

guid oan ya laddie!!!

**ozone** · 4th April 06, 06:41 AM

To Robin:

Feel Free to post a picture on your website. David from Freelander sporran already did on his. If you need higher resolution pictures, let me know and I can email them to you. Also, please give the photographer credit (jason bucheim).

To Riverkilt:

The kiltmaker was the celtic craft center in Edinburgh ( http://members.aol.com/ccckilt/ccc.html ). Also, the tartan is from the welsh tartan center and is the Maddux (Madoc) tartan...my family name.

To everyone so far, thanks for the enthusiatic response! If anyone if ever interested in skiing the highlands in a kilt (weather permitting...I personally wouldn't go if it were -20F), drop me an email and I can show you around the place.

**mbhandy** · 4th April 06, 06:59 AM

You must have gotten some great comments in the lift line. Ah the spring skiing in the Rockies. I love the girls who ski in bikini tops, talk about road rash if you fall in corn. I done it in a tank top and one fore arm hurt for a week. the joys of skiing.

MrBill

**UmAnOnion** · 4th April 06, 07:00 AM

Originally Posted by mbhandy

You must have gotten some great comments in the lift line. Ah the spring skiing in the Rockies. I love the girls who ski in bikini tops, talk about road rash if you fall in corn. I done it in a tank top and one fore arm hurt for a week. the joys of skiing.

MrBill

That is prime motivation for learning not to fall - the road rash i mean...

**Livingston** · 4th April 06, 10:23 AM

Outstanding pictures! And you got the good weather. I'd come out and join you on the weekend but my knees won't put up with it any more, I can just see red, green, black and blue rolling down the hill