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6th December 07, 09:52 AM
#51
 Originally Posted by Chase
I found this image on MSN, but can't identify the tartan:
Ulster Red -- Santa is an Ulster-Scot! :mrgreen:
T.
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6th December 07, 09:57 AM
#52
Nice Kilt though...You gotta admit
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6th December 07, 09:58 AM
#53
Originally Posted by Chase
Nice Kilt though...You gotta admit
Oh yes -- the Ulster is one of my favourites!
T.
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6th December 07, 11:32 AM
#54
Did they say where the santa was set up? In Ulster? Or was the tartan simply chosen for its Christmas-colours?
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6th December 07, 11:33 AM
#55
The web site just stated that Santa was Scottish...I will try to find the link.
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6th December 07, 11:36 AM
#56
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6th December 07, 11:53 AM
#57
Ah, based out of New York. Thanks for the link!
I must say, the Red Ulster does look right on Santa
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6th December 07, 11:57 AM
#58
Originally Posted by TheKiltedWonder
Many of America's Christmas celebrations are German in origin, like Christmas trees and whatnot.
Actually the Christmas tree is a nod to the tree worship of pre-Christian Germanic tribes.
Animo non astutia
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6th December 07, 12:00 PM
#59
Originally Posted by ChattanCat
I got it, The newly named santa clause tartan, soon to be a kilt...
Is this really a tartan named Santa Claus?
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6th December 07, 02:00 PM
#60
I like the notion of a green tartan for Saint Nicolas. Perhaps the Lamont would be appropriate.
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