The Action Kilt Pic Challenge

**Detroitpete** · 1st January 12, 11:43 AM

A stone:

A Caber:

A Party with the Detroit lads: Note--the Braemar jacket and waistecoat are conversions excellently crafted by our own VMAC!

A wee bit of tomfoolery:

Ok, Sometimes you just have to do something different!

A REALLY big caber!

And finally--a bit of attitude.

**Dixiecat** · 1st January 12, 11:45 AM

Checking out the freshly finished kilt at dance class to see if it had the right stuff. It did.

**TurboKittie** · 1st January 12, 11:52 AM

So much scenery in this thread for me to enjoy.

**haxtonhouse** · 1st January 12, 12:11 PM

Here is a father daughter dance with my beautiful daughter! I made the kilt in Keith tartan.

**longhuntr74** · 1st January 12, 12:42 PM

Since I don't need to limit myself to one...here's a few of me "in action."

A day out with my wife...standing out on the rocks off the coast of the Monterey Peninsula near Asilomar:

Hiking in Big Sur:

Cooking on Christmas Eve 2010:

July 4th Parade in Redwood City:

In Afghanistan with friends and coworkers:

Colorguard at the Monterey Games:

Enjoying a drink with friends (new and not-so-new):

And, finally, the Monterey Games after-party at my house (which you might recognize, Alan!!):

**cessna152towser** · 1st January 12, 01:07 PM

Emerging from the Cathedral Steps through the glacial rocks of Loon Mountain NH.
The passage dips in the middle but you can just make out a chink of light from the entrance on the other side.
And no I didn't meet JRB among the rocks, see post #6.

**LitTrog** · 1st January 12, 01:30 PM

Nothing all that new, but I didn't have my camera with me last week when making kilted snow angels...

And fighting with a woman. Proud moment for me!

**AKScott** · 1st January 12, 01:47 PM

Not quite what Alan asked for, but I was going to wear pan!s to church this morning.

At -38F going out to the driveway to start the car was 'doing something,' hopefully adequate to the spirit of the thread. Current (mid day) accuweather temp is -42F, slow sever at www.newsminer.com .

I stand by my hypothesis last year that a wool tank is a fine piece of winter gear for standing still or walking short distances. Walking briskly or middling far distances, not a good idea.

No, I am not going to drag my tripod and camera out in the cold with me.

Edit: I grabbed a screenshot off the local newspaper homepage linked above:

**Nighthawk** · 1st January 12, 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by longhuntr74

In Afghanistan with friends and coworkers:

I borrowed that picture. Hope you don't mind!

**brewerpaul** · 1st January 12, 02:53 PM

Well this mixes a bit of what I did on New Years Eve and action photos kilted. Being a balmy 60 degrees Dec. 31st we opted for the peace and quiet camping. We have a favorite primitive area we "car camp" at. Nothing is nicer than having my girl friend with me, a roaring oak fire and some fine brews and scotch. Very peaceful sleeping and a nice brisk, the weather changed to 32F the next day, trail run together. So here is to kilted action shots, quite a fun thread, and a Happy New Year to all.

Me by my faithful favorite tent in Elkommando kilt.

Proving yes I do have a girl friend that actually likes me in my kilts, lucky me indeed.

Some goodies from New Years Eve drinking.

Pre run breakfast.

Ready to hit the trails for a wonderful start to 2012. I am very fortunate to have my friend in my life to share these things.