Here's one I did earlier

**werewolves** · 18th September 08, 07:57 AM

Very sharp! I really like that jacket.

**londonpiper** · 18th September 08, 10:24 AM

Originally Posted by werewolves

Very sharp! I really like that jacket.

Thanks Werewolves and Aldissimo, the doublet is a Kenmore that doubles (forgive the pun) as a pipers doublet.

Although it doesn't have shoulder shells it does a very plausible job with the added bonuses that (a) it was a lot cheaper than a piper's doublet and (b) is a lot cooler to wear, especially when paired up with a full weight 4yard pipers plaid!

yes, ardchoille, I should imagine you would like the tartan, it's my favourite MacGregor, though I was surprised to learn that the clan chief frowns on its use by any other than a close branch of his family!

Jamie, quite agree. SWMBO is a dance teacher so I find myself dancing 4 or 5 nights a week in the busy winter months! Trying to get fit again after the summer break as we speak.

I wonder how many dancers there are on this forum, subject for a poll perhaps?

Thankyou also cessna152towser and Sionnach for your kind comments.

**ardchoille** · 18th September 08, 11:22 AM

Originally Posted by londonpiper

yes, ardchoille, I should imagine you would like the tartan, it's my favourite MacGregor, though I was surprised to learn that the clan chief frowns on its use by any other than a close branch of his family!

Well, Sir Malcolm MacGregor has amended that to say that it's ok to wear it if you bought it in good faith thinking you were buying a hunting version of the MacGregor red and green tartan.. so I'm sure it's fine.

**Highlander31** · 19th September 08, 12:33 AM

Originally Posted by londonpiper

yes, ardchoille, I should imagine you would like the tartan, it's my favourite MacGregor, though I was surprised to learn that the clan chief frowns on its use by any other than a close branch of his family!

You both look great.

I wear the MacGregor of Cardney tartan as well, although it was called Hunting in those days. I had purchased it before the Chief's first statement recommending it only be worn by his great uncle's family. He has also stated people are free to wear what they want, especially if they bought the tartan under the belief it was the hunting sett.