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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike1 View Post
    Unless the information is protected by copyright, so gang wary with the cut-n-paste. We don't need those kinds of problems.


    aye- ai thought that wuz obvious... but yur richt ya ken!





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    come oan lads an lassies- write a definition fur us...

    ai'm no gaein tae dae them a'...

    Balmoral Bonnet

    The Balmoral Bonnet is a traditional Scottish cap that can be worn with or without Scottish Highland Dress. It is named after Balmoral Castle, a Royal residence in Scotland.

    Its original form was a sort of brimless cap with a high-walled rim and a soft floppy crown. It later changed to have a lower rim and a larger, floppier crown making it resemble a sailor's tally cap. It has tapes in the rim to secure it tightly and they are worn at the back of the cap. A black bow (originally a field sign symbolizing the wearer's loyalty to the House of Hanover) or a regimental or clan badge is worn on the off side of the rim.

    It traditionally was blue or navy blue in color with a colored toorie (pompom) set in the middle of the crown and with or without a diced border (usually red-and-white check) around the rim.
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    The Sgian Dubh (pronounced "skee(a)n doo", IPA /ski:n du:/, or lightly diphthongised /ski)...
    Oh it's a dagger sort've thing all this time I hought it was reffering to one of these: ski-doo

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