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28th October 09, 04:17 AM
#12
 Originally Posted by Jock Scot
The tweed argyll, etc., worn by the Prince is the Highland equivalent to a suit. The cromach(stick) that he is carrying is a sign of highland gentry and is perfectly normal for him to have one, in fact it would be expected. What is not so normal is the style of the stick(can't really call it a cromach),I wonder if it was something he was presented with on a tour somewhere in the world?
I wondered about his stick. It really is betwixt and between - too long for one and too short for the other. It must have been very difficult to use. I go for a daily walk and sometimes I use my walking stick, but other times I just carry it. The other thing is that he has very pronounced sloping shoulders. If he carried the stick, it would stop (to some degree) the plaid slipping off.
Regards
Chas
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