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13th September 07, 08:15 PM
#35
 Originally Posted by Mr. MacDougall
People are always asking me questions (including The Question), and while I don't mind, I do think it's interesting that strangers seem much more interested in talking to me when I'm out-of-the-ordinary.
This has happened to me more than once, while wearning my Cornish National kilt at Highland Gatherings:
I notice an elderly couple - he in a kilt, she in tartan skirt - watching me intently. Soon they involve themselve in a nervous discussion. Eventually the lady approaches me and asks, "Excuse me, but my husband wanted to know what tartan you are wearing - I can recognise most of the clan tartans, but not yours".
What comes next is a lovely discussion about my mixed Celtic lineage, Cornish Tartans, how beautiful my half-Indian kids are etc. etc.
Just goes to show that a kilt can be the catalyst for a conversation with total strangers, even when you're surrounded by kilties.
Cheers,
Troy
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