Kilt night in Park City

[mbhandy]

phil, you would be welcome to crash the night at the condo I'm renting, which I think is within walking distance of the restaurant. Plenty of room for a fellow kiltie.

Bus or Taxi in this cold weather you would freeze to death even in a Millitary Kilt and knited hose.
I'll have my truck and I am sure we can shuttle Joe will have his car and Marilyn will have her Subaru she will be working till 8:00 at Smith's (her shift changed due to other employee's quitting, no notice. :crap:

MrBill

[pdcorlis]

Looks good for me
pdcorlis, its a three hour drive for me to park city your' e only a little farther

Well, not exactly... because of the many goat trails between here and there its about 16 or so hours in good weather from northern Idaho. All my best to you all...

[wsk]

... why not the Loco Lizard ...

Why not?

Right, well then, I'm in if you all will have me.

[Joe Gondek]

[QUOTE][... why not the Loco Lizard .../QUOTE]

I'll be there

[JimB]

Alas, my wife has other plans for me...something to do with using the tickets that we got on Christmas to a local playhouse.

But...I think I will go kilted
You guys enjoy!

[Joe Gondek]

See you guys tomorrow night

Kilties in a Mexican Resturant
Sort of fits with the different world of Utah

JimB
Sorry you won't be able to make it
I was looking forward to seeing that sporran that you have bee making

mbhandy & wsk
This ones in in your back yard,

Next time you guys will have to make it to Vernal

[wsk]

My thanks to Mr Bill for providing an opportunity to NOT be the only kiltie in the place and to meet with others who share my delight in kilts.

After dinner Mr Bill and I were standing on the sidewalk outside the Loco telling stories when a rather dirty little white car covered with salt residue - so much so that I couldn't see the occupants because the windscreen was so heavily coated with salt rime - pulled into the parking slot near us. A rather over-made-up young woman dressed in black gets out of the car. "Gentlemen," she says, "You look lovely - well not lovely but handsome. Aren't you cold?"

"No," say we, "It's practically balmy out tonight." While she waited for her companion to get out of the car she talked about the cold days of the week past and how it bothered her when her breath froze in her nostrils.

As far as I know, that's the only comments any of us got last night. There were of course the usual covert inspections.


Pics of our obligatory Hamish