Newbie to X Marks the Scot's Kilted Contribution

**danger_85** · 15th October 07, 06:38 AM

G'day guys,

I've just spent the last couple of days procrastinating from writing my thesis looking over all the top pictures on the forums, and thought it was about time I contributed some myself. Here are a couple of photos of myself and my mates at various functions kilted up.

Obviously somethings working...

My mate Dooges (Black Watch) and I (Farquharson)

Myself and Wonders both wearing the tartan I designed for our College the, "St Andrew's College Tartan" and Roy.

The first four kilts made from the St Andrew's College Tartan

Me performing the Address to the Haggis

**Tattoo Bradley** · 15th October 07, 07:07 AM

SWEET! Thanks for sharing.

**James MacMillan** · 15th October 07, 07:10 AM

from the high seas!

**pdcorlis** · 15th October 07, 07:14 AM

Welcometo the rabble from north Idaho!

**jordanjm** · 15th October 07, 07:15 AM

from Utah

**MacWage** · 15th October 07, 07:17 AM

Nice picts.

That St Andrew's College tartan looks nice.

**David Dalglish** · 15th October 07, 07:21 AM

Welcome from Carlisle Cumbria-England--Great pictures you look good in the kilt.

**cessna152towser** · 15th October 07, 07:49 AM

from the Scottish Borders.

Excellent pics and its great to see there are plenty of kilts in Australia.

But I am puzzled as to the significance of the green bear shaped rosette on Dooge's Black Watch kilt, which has resulted in the pin being worn much higher than normal.

**McMurdo** · 15th October 07, 08:15 AM

Great bunch of pictures

**danger_85** · 15th October 07, 08:15 AM

Originally Posted by cessna152towser

But I am puzzled as to the significance of the green bear shaped rosette on Dooge's Black Watch kilt, which has resulted in the pin being worn much higher than normal.

He pinched the kilt from cadets at school when he left and I think the rosette's are used in military units to indicate rank.