Hey, Jock Scot! "Don't Fence Me In."

[Bugbear]

Thanks.

I'm about to start air layering on the citrus. It's warm enough that their sap is flowing and the bark is slipping. I don't do too good with bud grafting; it requires some kind of hand eye coordination that I don't seem to have. I use an approach graft, and it's about time to start that.

I've mostly been working on that rock garden area. It's not easy to move those berel cacti!

[Nighthawk]

Ted, man, you are the picture of style.

[Bugbear]

Ted, man, you are the picture of style.

Thank you, Nighthawk.

And on another side note, I've been working out side, watering my trees, and it is up in the nineties F out there already, I think.

[Bugbear]

That does it! I'm going to get a fifty gallon, Mexican sombrero to wear with my kilt.

I'm just joking with you, Jock, but I really did want to know if you thought the straw hat works with the kilt.

Guess I would wear some kind of low cut boot or something like that with either of those hats. That is a whole different issue with the heat from direct sun, though. Leather can get burning hot fairly quickly out here, then if it's black leather...

Thanks, Jock.

[Bugbear]

On a side note, I think the sporran blends quite well with Western garb. I bet that a sporran with Western tooling and designs would look quite good with the kilt.

[pdcorlis]

Form follows function... well done Ted!

I must admit I've always been secretly fond to the straw hats with a green visor where the front brim should be - but then I guess that's my problem...

[Bugbear]

Form follows function... well done Ted!

I must admit I've always been secretly fond to the straw hats with a green visor where the front brim should be - but then I guess that's my problem...

Thanks.

Like I said in my other picture thread, it was the first time out and about wearing the kilt since November. It was kind of nice.