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 Originally Posted by whiteravenJr.
Thank you very much for letting me in on this tradition i had just one more question about it. Is it still praticed today in Scotland? well thanks again
Scotland, heck I practised in in BC this past New Years/Hogmanay. Now that I have my new quaich I can do it properly.
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first footing...
Originally Posted by Colin
Scotland, heck I practised in in BC this past New Years/Hogmanay. Now that I have my new quaich I can do it properly.
We've celebrating "First Footing" here in the Midwest US as well -- and I even met a guest to our new hosue this Saturday with my quaich, filled with the Macallan, in the traditional Highland way to greet a guest! 
Cheers, 
Todd
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Originally Posted by cajunscot
-- and I even met a guest to our new hosue this Saturday with my quaich, filled with the Macallan, in the traditional Highland way to greet a guest!
Remember, I do happen to have your address.
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Originally Posted by Mike1
Remember, I do happen to have your address.
I was thinking the same thing Mike....
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first footing - or letting the new year in -is still very common.
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Originally Posted by cajunscot
We've celebrating "First Footing" here in the Midwest US as well -- and I even met a guest to our new hosue this Saturday with my quaich, filled with the Macallan, in the traditional Highland way to greet a guest!
Cheers,
Todd
Macallan is fraim the Speyside....
Hie'land malts arr Glen Ord, Glen Mhor, Glen Albyn, Clynelish, Teaninich, Glen Morangie.... 
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