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    Great pictures! I've only been in caves with a tour guide. That looks like a lot of fun.


    ...at first I read the title as "carving" in a kilt and then wondered why you didn't have some sort of wood in your hands in the first pic. Hooray for reading comprehension.

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    Super pics. Another great kilting activity.
    Regional Director for Scotland for Clan Cunningham International, and a Scottish Armiger.

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    this all really begs the question what is more hazardous to a wool kilt, caving or cooking and eating chili?

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    Quote Originally Posted by IRISH View Post
    this all really begs the question what is more hazardous to a wool kilt, caving or cooking and eating chili?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt View Post
    If they ever make a UK natural white Workman's again you could wear it caving and let it be colored by the cave mud. Then you'd have a true caver's kilt.
    That's a really good idea. I'd like to see something like that.

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    Great photos, but I prefer to swim through rather than climb. Member, NSS-CDS.
    Last edited by fshguy; 10th November 08 at 12:17 PM.

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    lol

    When I saw the title, I figured this would be a post as to why you should never be the leader while crawling through a cave in a kilt

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    Quote Originally Posted by runewolf View Post
    When I saw the title, I figured this would be a post as to why you should never be the leader while crawling through a cave in a kilt
    Only if you go with a friend of mine. When he goes caving while kilted . . WATCH OUT!! Make sure he's the tail guide (at the back of the group :mrgreen.

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    Those are great pictures.
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