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21st August 07, 01:54 AM
#9
 Originally Posted by Perldog007
Yah, calling Manassas D.C. metro is a little like saying I live in the Philly area. I was recruited into the Navy from the Manassas office and lived about 12 miles south down 28. Glad to see a kilt store there.
Truly not the town I expected one to crop up. I would have voted for Sterling, Maclean, Arlington (Olde Towne Alexandria already has a Scottish shop) .
Modern Kilts in Manassas, did not see that coming. Good to hear though!
A little less enthused than I would be to see a kiltmaker putting out a shingle. I wish this guy luck. Hope he doesn't go the way of the knife shops - between the internet and the rent.... Still it looks like he has a vision. I will have to go down there and see if he has a fat  t-shirt. Doesn't look like he carries kilts big enough for me.
I live in Manassas, and had no idea about this. I will most definitely check this place out this weekend and post my impressions. You say you were 12 miles down 28, you from Cattlett? Midland ? I grew up in Opal and lived in Bealeton for years. Nice to see another Fauquier farmboy on here.
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