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7th April 09, 08:08 AM
#11
Originally Posted by Galician
So what tartan are you wearing?
It's the Roxburgh District tartan... the red, "ancient" version.
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7th April 09, 08:16 AM
#12
Originally Posted by wvpiper
Looks nice
how did the Rotarian's react? Rotary has an official tartan, if interested, and the President elect is from Scotland.
I was hoping to be able to wear a kilt on Clan Macfie day as it happens to correspond with my Rotary meeting day. But I can't get the kilt in time
Thanks for the info on the Rotary tartan... I would be interested. The reaction at the club was uniformly positive. In fact, several members I did not know introduced themselves, identified themselves as members of the local St. Andrews' Society and after a few questions suggested I apply. Nothing like a kilt to start a conversation! I don't know how other clubs might react; Savannah is so close to its own history, and so much of it has Celtic ties, that I think my experience might not be universal. A kilt just fits this city. Good luck with the kilt jones!
It seems we're all in one of two states: jones-ing for a kilt; or about to be jones-ing for a kilt!
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7th April 09, 08:20 AM
#13
very nice look
Slainte,
TKR
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7th April 09, 08:25 AM
#14
Originally Posted by KFCarter
Thanks for the info on the Rotary tartan... I would be interested. The reaction at the club was uniformly positive. In fact, several members I did not know introduced themselves, identified themselves as members of the local St. Andrews' Society and after a few questions suggested I apply.
My club is pretty loose, and would love it, I'm sure. glad you had a positive experience
Here's the Rotary tartan: You can see the Rotary gold and blue overlay.
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7th April 09, 08:36 AM
#15
Originally Posted by KFCarter
Thanks, cousin! I truly love the tartan, it's the Roxburgh District tartan in honor of an immigrant ancestor on my mother's side.
Btw, in honor of my new credo, "You can never have too many kilts", my MacArthur Ancient tank is already in the works. My kiltmaker is going to pleat up a bit to sett and to stripe (per your suggestion...thanks!), so we can confer on the choice.
all the best
Ken
Good job!!! I can't wait to see that one!!
Congrats Cousin,
Sara
"There is one success- to be able to spend your life your own way."
~Christopher Morley
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7th April 09, 08:36 AM
#16
Originally Posted by wvpiper
My club is pretty loose, and would love it, I'm sure. glad you had a positive experience
Here's the Rotary tartan: You can see the Rotary gold and blue overlay.
I like it. I can feel a "rationale" for another kilt coming on... it's like the flu, only more expensive!
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7th April 09, 10:51 AM
#17
Very nice outfit indeed.
Might I ask about your sporran? The workmanship looks very fine!
Tom
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7th April 09, 11:14 AM
#18
Originally Posted by A_Hay!
Very nice outfit indeed.
Might I ask about your sporran? The workmanship looks very fine!
Tom
Thanks, Tom. I purchased the Sporran at the Scottish Mill Shop, in Bluffton SC, not far from Savannah. It is nicely put together, with a very nice feel to the finish and I believe it will hold up well. It doesn't have quite as much room as some, but handled my keys and wallet with no problem.
It's from L & M Highland Outfitters and they list it under their Irish Sporrans.
Here's a link:
http://www.landmhighland.com/default...ptyp=7&pid=668
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8th April 09, 06:06 AM
#19
Originally Posted by A_Hay!
Very nice outfit indeed.
Might I ask about your sporran? The workmanship looks very fine!
Tom
A very impressive array of sporrans in those albums!
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8th April 09, 08:15 AM
#20
Burnetts & Struth have the Rotary Tartan available in a 16 oz 4 yard casual kilt on sale right now for CDN$199, about US$160.
http://www.burnetts-struth.com/produ...oducts_id=1055
They're pretty fast in making them, too.
Chris...
Youth & Enthusiasm are no match for Age & Treachery
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