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    Quote Originally Posted by Baeau View Post
    Ask Richard & the attended rabble, about Pleasanton, last year.
    Yes I heard all about that!!

    But sadly I missed it

    I've been attending those Games long before they moved to Pleasanton, but last year I decided to skip them and attend the Long Beach Comic Con. It was only in the upper 80s down here in Long Beach.

    Due to Pleasanton being around 113 the WUSPBA officials in attendance decided to suspend the usual rules about Pipe Band dress and allow bands to compete in t-shirts and golf shirts. I'm going this year with the band and we're bringing band t-shirts just in case there's a repeat.

    Here's the Pasadena Scots competing in the 113 heat wearing golf shirts. Only pipers who have played in these conditions can relate to how difficult it is to get a decent tone out of the pipes, and they did an admirable job.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wo-R6mc7AdY

    Very smart and sensible attire there RichRail, as always!

    And thanks for posting that wonderful photo, Forrester. So sorry to hear of Turpin's passing.

    When my Mom was living in the area I attended Grandfather Mountain regularly, since she's moved back to West Virginia I haven't been.
    Last edited by OC Richard; 31st July 18 at 06:55 AM.
    Proud Mountaineer from the Highlands of West Virginia; son of the Revolution and Civil War; first Europeans on the Guyandotte

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    I see the forecast is sunny and hot for Seattle on Sunday. You may want to remember a hat or cap. Boots and t-shirt will be common with kilts at many gatherings. If that attire is comfortable for you, by all means feel free to dress as you would with slacks or shorts.

    You are not bound to strict rules, but your tastes may change later as you wear a kilt more often and then be compelled to add more traditional gear to your wardrobe.

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    I recommend a well-brimmed hat and sunscreen. The grandstands at the piping field and the athletics fields are not covered.
    As for the kilt; go for it!

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    What is a hybrid tactical kilt?

    Seattle is the home of Utilikilts, and sort of the mecca of modern (non-traditional) kilt styles. While I personally would choose more traditional kilt attire for a Highland-themed event, you will certainly not be out of place with your tactical boots and t-shirt.

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