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    Quote Originally Posted by freddie View Post
    If you like earthy colours then what about Stewart Hunting in Lochcarron's weathered shades? That's really cool
    I already have a kilt in Hunting stewart (in fact I'm wearing it for the first time to work today!).

    I'm going to get a new kilt but I'm really torn between the Maple leaf (and it's variants) and the cunningham modern.

    They're really quite different and that makes the choice so much harder. Unfortunately I don't have enough money to buy both of them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by English Bloke View Post
    Did somebody say Breton Tartans??

    I like Breton Tartans!! Shallow and vacuous individual that I am...





    I don't have a problem wearing them. They are fashion rather than true district tartans according to the Scottish Register which makes it all the easier, not that I need an excuse.

    More on the Maple Leaf Tartan here. I'll get around to Maple Leaf someday. I've liked that one too, ever since I saw it worn by Alex from Hawick.

    The Bro Leon, another Brittany Tartan, is also on my wish list (as worn here by Hamish).


    X Markers L-R are - Chas (Macleod hunting modern), me (Johnstone Modern), Derek (St David's), Hamish (Bro-Leon)
    Jolly good show John, I love Hamish's Leon, quite striking. I'll keep those tartans in mind when the coffers are a wee more full. As for the Maple leaf, some where me mum has about 12 yards double width that I was supposed to get for my birthday a year or two ago, but the old girl forgot where she put it (shes 82 and has LOTS of fabric). So I guess when I have to clean the house out after the parents are gone I'll keep my eyes pealed for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slowburn View Post
    Well they speak French in a small bit of Canada?
    Yes, but in a form completely unintelligible to francophones from France.

    For those unaware of the differences between Parisian and Quebecois French, I kid you not! They are unintelligible to each other!

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    Many with French ancestry in Canada, particularly the province of Quebec and New Brunswick. Also many Canadian soldiers from the great wars buried in France. By all means go ahead.

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    I wear it because the colors are great (and I like Joni Mitchell)
    Humor, is chaos; remembered in tranquillity- James Thurber

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