Loch Lomond Games 2011 (photos)

[Jimmy]

Pics are marvellous and so is the weather, the Loch Lomond Games will be held next month in Balloch and I bet that there is far more kilties at your games than the one next month

[Mike_Oettle]

The first picture shows three very elegant gentlemen!
Thanks for posting all of them, but that one especially.
Regards,
Mike

[MacMillans son]

I love your new MacMillan Hunting reproduction ensemble! Well done!

Thank you Matt, I consider that high praise indeed!

I figured if I didn't make a good showing, David and MoR would send me a bunch of these !!

I have said this before, but it continues to be true, everything I know about kilt wearing I learned on Xmarks from the generous input and mentoring from guys like you and them. So thanks for all you do for new guys like me!

Best regards,

Brooke

[Macman]

I like your pictures! It seems I just can't get enough of games pictures. Thanks for the taking the time to post them.

[creagdhubh]

Thanks for sharing the lovely photos - the games appears to resemble more of a 'Renaissance Fair' rather than a traditional Highland games, however, I tend to believe that is the route that many 'Highland games' have gone in America - not all, but some. I love your tartan waistcoat with staghorn buttons for day wear - glad to see it be a five button with the appropriate buttons for wear with your 'hill attire'.

Cheers,

[weepeskythistle]

Thanks for sharing these.

That poor man with the sign on his back...he wears his dream on his sleeve/back!

[walkerk]

That poor man with the sign on his back...he wears his dream on his sleeve/back!

Bill is a Clamper. Your statement would probably give him a chuckle.

[Dale-of-Cedars]

Bill is a Clamper. Your statement would probably give him a chuckle.

It took me a bit to find what/who Clampers are. Cool.

[weepeskythistle]

Bill is a Clamper. Your statement would probably give him a chuckle.

I am afraid to ask questions on here but what is a clamper when it is at home?

[GoodGirlGonePlaid]

Looking VERY dashing in your kilts, gentlemen!