Kilt Do's and Don'ts

**michaelbeeman** · 2nd April 08, 02:42 PM

Yeah, the artists name is Molly Fredriech (sp?). You could google her, she's in Seattle. I know her from a different forum.

**Big Homestead** · 2nd April 08, 07:40 PM

Originally Posted by Ian.MacAllan

I think that a kid who can cope with the kilt on a trampoline can learn to cope with any challenge life throws at him.

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!True, Awesome wisdom!

**MacFett** · 2nd April 08, 08:12 PM

Originally Posted by Nighthawk

Good gods!! I've been chewing through this thing for months!

I just took in all 167 pages in two days. Quite a read, sadly quite a few images are no longer around.

**Andrew Breecher** · 2nd April 08, 11:55 PM

Originally Posted by michaelbeeman

Yeah, the artists name is Molly Fredriech (sp?). You could google her, she's in Seattle. I know her from a different forum.

Her stuff is really nice. I love steampunk.

Andrew.

**Ayin McFye** · 3rd April 08, 08:19 AM

Originally Posted by MacFett

I just took in all 167 pages in two days. Quite a read, sadly quite a few images are no longer around.

Yeah, I've noticed that also. It's a shame that people delete them off or they just get moved from whatever server they initially linked them from. There were a couple of images that I absolutely loved, that are now gone.

BTW. Welcome to XMarks!

**Pancho** · 3rd April 08, 08:52 AM

One of the web photo hosting sites recently closed down.......can't remember which it was now. All photos posted anywhere online that were linked to that site were lost when that happened. Some magnificent work was lost in many areas. A shame!

**MacFett** · 5th April 08, 04:45 PM

Do wear rubbers with your kilt:

So you can go wading in your kilt:

Don't go regimental until you're potty trained:

**Ancienne Alliance** · 5th April 08, 05:02 PM

Which brings in this questionhaunting me for a few days. I remember my strides in the marshy Highlands... and I'm also preparing holidays by the ocean side in Brittany. Wellintons, or rubbers are a must. But they don't go very well with a kilt.

What would be the alternative ?

Thank You,
Robert

**Nick the DSM** · 5th April 08, 05:13 PM

a good pair of waterproof boots. like wolverines or other work boots.

**Arlen** · 5th April 08, 05:13 PM

Originally Posted by Ancienne Alliance

Which brings in this questionhaunting me for a few days. I remember my strides in the marshy Highlands... and I'm also preparing holidays by the ocean side in Brittany. Wellintons, or rubbers are a must. But they don't go very well with a kilt.

What would be the alternative ?

Thank You,
Robert

I always just go for gore-tex hiking boots. They have done me fine when hiking in marshy areas.