Kilted Fridays Adventures

**kiltedjoss** · 25th January 13, 05:09 PM

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This Kilt Friday brings new life to the American Bicentennial (US St. Andrews) tartan, formally owned by XMarker davidlpope in this post. Thank you David. The kilt is now living in Northern Virginia and will be seen live at the Washington DC St. Andrew's Society Burns Nicht on Feb 10th.

**MizzouScotsman** · 25th January 13, 06:21 PM

Alas, I am home sick today with a chest cold of some kind and could not enjoy the day kilted. Instead I've enjoyed the day covered up reading a bit of Robert Burns.

Happy Burns day to one and all.

**Mael Coluim** · 25th January 13, 07:52 PM

With the extreme Artic air in Virginny, I decided to debut my ex-military Royal Regiment trousers. I was toasty all day!

**New World Czech** · 25th January 13, 08:31 PM

Today was my Isle of Skye. As Ern said it was a chilly day but I felt it more around my neck than elsewhere.

**Richrail** · 26th January 13, 01:26 PM

2013 Brew Ha Ha. Sierra Arts Foundation fundraiser.

**David** · 26th January 13, 03:09 PM

The orange ties go well with the kilt and jacket

**seanachie** · 26th January 13, 07:07 PM

"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"

I am working the graveyard shift of late, a matter of necessity not of choice, and my co worker and I are the only ones in the office for the night. She was ill most of the week, and Thursday night into Friday I worked all by my lonesome, hence no pics. I was in a Buchanan modern hunting kilt but the question arose in my mind if a kiltie wears a kilt on Kilted Friday and no one is there to see it did it really happen?