Ireland's National Casual

[KiltedCodeWarrior]

You got to love the IN Graham! Still one of my favorite kilts. Been a bit small up until recently, but still in the frequent rotation due to the velcro Rocky uses that allow infinite adjustment.

[pdcorlis]

Hey Graham you look great in your I. N. from Rocky - I was wondering if you can tell me where you got that sporran?

[Fearnest]

Congratulations - a great looking tartan and kilt! Enjoy it while you still have the warm breezes!

[Tattoo Bradley]

Awesome. Enjoy it. I LOVE mine.

[ScottInNewHampshire]

Looks great Graham. It is a very pretty color and pattern mix on that tartan.

Don't know if the extra piccies that you gave to Dreadbelly were for all of us but I peaked anyway. Love that huge boulder with all the sword ferns. So lush.

Isn't this two new kilt for you in the last week???????

[B Hall]

That is a sharp looking tartan. I think I now know what I will be ordering soon!

[Frog]

Very nice - I think that could well be my first tartan.

Frog

[MacSimoin]

Though I'm not a fan of the tartan by any means (I'm still not buying it, Rocky ), the kilt looks good on you, Graham. I'm sure you'll enjoy it for years to come (and not just for St. Pat's I hope).

A clarification: Graham is wearing the Ireland's National tartan from Marton Mills and not the Irish National (from The House of Edgar). There are huge differences (in my opinion) between the two (and not just in name), that's why I mention it.

Oh...nice view from your balcony, too. Thanks for sharing the other pics, Graham. Tasmania looks like a wonderful place to be.

[LoftGuy]

Graham,

Thanks so much for the spectacular slide show.

Bob

[Graham]

Hey Graham you look great in your I. N. from Rocky - I was wondering if you can tell me where you got that sporran?

The sporran was made by a local friend, had it for years!