I'm still in, and have now confirmed with SWMBO that I can go !
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This is shaping up to the be largest Mid-Atlantic rabble gathering yet. Sorry you can't make it Gilmore but the rest of us will be there with kilted bells on.
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Originally Posted by starbkjrus but the rest of us will be there with kilted bells on. Oh man, I have to get bells now. What's the traditional type of bell to wear for a kilt night.
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Originally Posted by davedove Oh man, I have to get bells now. What's the traditional type of bell to wear for a kilt night. http://www.amerikilt.com/kiltbell.php Kilt bells, of course. See, you really can find anything on the internet.
Darn, I will be be too late for this one. I'll be in the area 22-23 July.
Originally Posted by davedove Oh man, I have to get bells now. What's the traditional type of bell to wear for a kilt night. Blue Bells Traditional Scottish Songs - The Scottish Blue Bells
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Reservations have been made for 1:30 PM Sat 7/5/08. The reservations are under X-Marks the Scot or Chris Cunningham. 1st there has to claim the table.
Excellent! Thanks Chris. Dave, do you have the bells yet?
Shameless Bump here. Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow. Not to mention Scotch Eggs w/ Branston Pickle. :food-smiley-002:
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Originally Posted by starbkjrus
What's the traditional type of bell to wear for a kilt night.
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