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    Very nice photo's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The F-H.C.A.G. View Post
    Here we are surrounded by high tech, fun and fancy rides and they just wanted to play in the water!
    That's typical,...kids eh?

    Great photos, it looks like you all had a wonderful time, thanks for sharing them with us.

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    So when you say he liked Panache, are you suggesting he LIKED Panache?

    It was great to see the entire family in plaid!
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    What great pictures! What a great family you two have! I will get my children on the inside of some kilts, some day. In the meantime, you two are my parental role models.

    Cheers!
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    I was so nice of you to share pics from your Disneyland trip. I live only an hour south of there and I love to go when I have the chance.
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    Looks like it was great fun!

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    Never been to Disneyland but...

    I've got a whole Disney World to run around down here. I make it about every few weeks....season pass (Florida Resident)... 4 major parks...a few water parks....resorts....and everything else that goes with it.

    Best is EPCOT...where you can always walk around in a Kilt without even a look. (Off Kilter plays most everyday)....
    You can always have a drinky poo and enjoy the day.

    Maybe I'll make it out West one of these days.
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    Jamie,

    I know all these types of places can get quite paranoid about visible "weapons"--did anyone challenge you about your (what I presume to be) sgian don't?
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiltimabar View Post
    Jamie,

    I know all these types of places can get quite paranoid about visible "weapons"--did anyone challenge you about your (what I presume to be) sgian don't?
    Dave,

    I showed the people checking bags and packages my comb "sgian don't" each time we went through the check point (one lady who knew a bit about Highland Attire got a huge kick over it) and was asked once my a security guard about it. No biggie and I appreciated that these people were doing their best to keep this place a safe one.


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    JEEZ...I haven't been to Disneyland in *years*.

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