Poetic Justice

[Southern Breeze]

I'm working on my first kilt and have gotten about halfway thru it.There are also plans for at three more to follow.Anyway,I'm a competent blacksmith,so I decided to make the buckles myself.It wasn't until I started the fourth one that I rememberd where the scrap metal I was using came from.Believe it or not,it came from a factory that once made Levis.The factory closed several years ago and I got the steel from a friend who was removing the old machinery so it could be scrapped.I guess there is justice in the world after all.

[Nick]

That is...priceless. There's something so elementally right about that that it reaches a completely new level of existance. I humbly bow to you, and wish a thousand gentle blessings upon you and your house.

Nick
(Fellow blacksmith and kilted)

[Owl of Oban]

That is a beautful story.

[GMan]

Oh the joys of recycling in a good and useful way, well done!

[Kiltman]

Wonderful story. Beating steel from levis into buckles for kilts. Let's hope the direction continues.

[herminator]

The sister of my wife made us a few shopping bags out of old jeans, so when I go shopping I wear kilt while at the same time carrying trousers!

[Alan H]

I LIKE this story.