Kilties in Williamsburg, VA

**Joe Gondek** · 23rd October 06, 08:47 AM

The only place prettier then Colonial Williamsburg in the fall
is Colonial Williamsburg in the Spring.

Bush Gardens is nice too and you had the extra pleasure of being there kilted with other kilties

I wish I colud have been there,I miss Va. in the Fall

**Schultz** · 23rd October 06, 08:59 AM

According to my mother, Williamsburg is prettiest in the evening after an inch or two of snow.

I'm going to test that theory in December when the wife and I head down for a weekend away from everyone and everything. It may not snow, but it'll be close enough

**Pour1Malt** · 23rd October 06, 10:01 AM

guid oan ya....

but where are the piccies?

**KiltedTurtle** · 23rd October 06, 01:20 PM

Williamsburg was great this weekend. The leaves we're almost at peak color. I've never been there in the snow. I may try to get back up there this winter.

Unfortunately I didn't get any pics of the other kilties

(Didn't have my camera with me at the time). I do have some pics of Williamsburg that I got later. I'll try to post them later tonight.

One side note, one of the gentlemen I meet told me that he works conventions for Utilikilt. Said that he had worked DragonCon this year and sold over $35,000 of utilikilts there. He said they had guys dressed as Stormtroopers wearing kilts with there costumes. Just shows you how much more accepted the kilt is becoming.

**KiltedTurtle** · 23rd October 06, 08:30 PM

As promised here are the pics.

http://www.kodakgallery.com/ShareLan...0_648596916107

**Jerry** · 24th October 06, 03:27 AM

Snow is kind of hit or miss here in the part of Virginia east of the Blueridge Mountains. We may go for several years with occasionall light snows, then have 2 feet all at once the next year. Just be aware, most of the people around here have no idea how to drive in the stuff.

**Schultz** · 24th October 06, 06:53 AM

I've lived in the Baltimore-Washington corridor long enough to know that most people who live south of the Mason-Dixon and east of the Appalachians have NO idea how to drive in snow, let alone prepare for snowfall in general.

I hear there may be snow this weekend in Pittsburgh and I'll be visting my brother. Much to my wife's chagrin (she of the geographic stock listed above), I'm crossing my fingers for my first kilted snowfall.