Mid-Atlantic Day After Burns Day Event

**davedove** · 1st February 08, 11:19 AM

Here's a picture thread for the Jan. 26 event we had at the Ram's Head Tavern in Savage, Maryland. We didn't get a lot of pictures, and i think we all got this picture:

We are, from left to right: Frank McGrath, kilted brewer, davedove, canawler, Ian.MacAllan, and cacunn.

The poor waitress was one of only two servers that day, as the rest had called in. She was terribly stressed as another group of about 80 people had just come in, in addition to the other customers. I offered her a hug and she accepted. Really, no matter how it looks, I'm not really molesting her.

It was also the debut appearance of the Dove tartan kilt:

Newsome box-pleated kilt, Freelander sporran, O'Neille kilt pin. Sweater by some online Irish shop.

**SFCRick** · 1st February 08, 11:20 AM

nice photos, looks like fun

**Mr. MacDougall** · 1st February 08, 11:23 AM

I recognize that sweater... I have two by them, both gifts from my mother. Do you find that they snag easily?

**GMan** · 1st February 08, 08:06 PM

Nice bunch of photos!

**cacunn** · 1st February 08, 08:50 PM

Dave
I said it at the Rams Head and I will say it again the Dove tartan is a pretty tartan.

**David Dalglish** · 1st February 08, 11:45 PM

Great picture's

**davedove** · 2nd February 08, 05:04 AM

Originally Posted by Mr. MacDougall

I recognize that sweater... I have two by them, both gifts from my mother. Do you find that they snag easily?

I haven't noticed any problems, but I haven't worn it a lot. I'm just not a big sweater guy.

**cessna152towser** · 4th February 08, 04:37 AM

Great pics and looks like you had a good time, but what exactly as a Mid Atlantic day.
Here in Scotland the phrase Mid Atlantic is usually applied as an adjective to describe a person's accent if they speak a blend of Scots with Canadian or American.

**davedove** · 4th February 08, 06:12 AM

Originally Posted by cessna152towser

Great pics and looks like you had a good time, but what exactly as a Mid Atlantic day.
Here in Scotland the phrase Mid Atlantic is usually applied as an adjective to describe a person's accent if they speak a blend of Scots with Canadian or American.

Yeah the title may be a bit confusing. It was a Day After Burns Day event, that took place in the Mid-Atlantic region of the US.