Where Aren't We Yet??

[kiltedsawyer]

Ron,
You got me thinking, any kilties in the Bahamas? I can't tell from the Frapper Map, (image unavailable.) I'll be going to Grand Bahama in April, actually staying with an English couple, there must be some Scots there somewhere. How are you searching, (what key words, etc.) for Scots around the world? It would be great to meet some fellow kilties whilst in the islands mon!
Thanks,
David

[Riverkilt]

Just googled for "pub bahamas" and came up with Shenanigans

http://www.butlersspecialty.com/shenanigans/index.htm

looks like a fun place, from the pics in their gallery

As far as societies, if you haven't checked the lists above give them a look or just google for "bahamas scottish" "bahamas St. Andrews" etc.

I thought we had at least one of the rabble down that way...???

Ron

[kiltedsawyer]

I forgot about Shenanigans, haven't been to Grand Bahama in a couple of years, I've crawled out of Shenanigans on several occasions, not likely to meet any kilties there, other than me....... It's kind of a touristy place(although the locals party there some as well,) right in the middle of Port Lucaya, good food, plenty of Guinness, pretty much party central after the sun goes down.
Thanks,
David

[Ruanaidh]

Mexico City has its own pipe band. http://bandadegaitas.com.mx/home.htm

[Bugbear]

I got to know, do they play Mexican music? That would be the coolest.

Mexico City has its own pipe band. http://bandadegaitas.com.mx/home.htm

[Azevedo]

Ron,

I am one brazilian here, through I am living in the Netherlands. Maybe you're refering to me...

I do not know if am I the only brazilian here, but sure I am not the only brazilian kilted.

[ozarkjacobite]

Try the Czech Republic, you may be surprised.

[Riverkilt]

Hey Azevedo,

Great!

Thought we had another Brazilian in Portland Oregon...a young guy??

Ron

[macwilkin]

I got to know, do they play Mexican music? That would be the coolest.

As I understand it, several members of the band attended the College of Piping in Glasgow. They take their piping very seriously.

T.

[macwilkin]

Try the Czech Republic, you may be surprised.

They have a Burns Supper in Prague hosted by "The Friends of Scotland".

T.