Scotch-Irish Day 2009!

[Bugbear]

* As Phil points out, the title is a pun on Scotch whisky, "Scottish," and "Scotch-Irish" as is commen to say in America. I didn't point this out directly enough in this first post, but there used to be a great deal of drinking at the party, and that along with the party with piper is no more. I intended no offence with the word "Scotch."Sorry about that. *

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[SFCRick]

Great pics, you have the gardener/ gentleman look down.

[Bugbear]

Thanks. There's another thread with even better garden pictures, too.

[Highlander31]

Great photos Ted. Proof once and for all,...bears look good in flat caps.

[Bugbear]

Yes, that bear wearing the flat cap was not wearing a kilt.

He wasn't wearing white hose either.

I did get some pictures wearing a straw hat and another hat, but I did not put on the flat cap while wearing the kilt.

* And if one of you all would tell me whether the last picture or the next to the last picture has the bear wearing the hat, I would be thankful. **

[Phil]

Ignoring the gentle jibe at Jock regarding the "flat cap", am I correct in assuming that large quantities of "Scotch" whisky were consumed or were you in fact trying to "scotch" the rumour that kilts were an Irish garment?

[English Bloke]

It's the last picture Ted. Great photo's by the way. Glad you had a good day.

[McClef]

Looking smart and some wonderful carvings.

I only have experience of little cacti but they can still fall over.

[Rogerson785]

Those bears are very popular in Colorado also. I have a few small bears at my house, nothing too big though.

[Scotus]

Yes, that bear wearing the flat cap was not wearing a kilt.

Yes, since the bear isn't wearing a kilt, I think the flat cap will get a pass this time.

Scotus