Clan Gordon goes for ice cream....

**Dr Mac** · 4th May 09, 12:41 PM

Yes, you're in special times, with them at their ages... I know you'll take plenty of pics, because, believe it or not, as we get younger (!) the remembering doesn't stay as sharp.

**gseven1** · 21st July 09, 10:35 AM

Thanks for sharing the pictures. There is nothing like having your son want to carry on the traditional kilt. Hopefully it will last a lifetime.

**Arizona Scot** · 21st July 09, 11:22 AM

Great pics and a wonderful way to pass the heritage down to the next generation. I wish people in my family were more accomadating with me wearing my kilt more. By the by I am a Clan Gordon also. Good on ya cousin.

**thescot** · 21st July 09, 12:16 PM

Andy, that's one of the nicest gatherings of the clan I've ever seen. Thanks.

**ChubRock** · 21st July 09, 06:27 PM

Nothing better than ice cream in the heat of a Texas day. Good wishes and lifelong health to you and your family.

**The Guy in the Kilt at UC** · 21st July 09, 07:03 PM

Very nice. I'm happy for you.

**Old Hippie** · 22nd July 09, 09:13 AM

Originally Posted by Andy

Now, if I could just find him a tiny kilt belt, he'd be complete!

Happened across this today, so if you've found something just ignore it...

Yer in Texas, eh? Find a tack shop or saddlery and buy a short piece of latigo belting. Stuff wears like iron -- I've got a piece of latigo cinch that I've worn as a belt for years. You can also find them with the notch and stud holes in one end to accommodate a buckle, then cut them to length and use a leather punch to put the holes where you need them.

He's small enough that a moderately sized man's western buckle would look good on him, and a 1 1/2-inch wide belt would be proportional to a wider kilt belt on the bigger lads.

Just a thought...

:ootd: