The gathering assembly. The hall is 100 years old.
The solo piper guarding a torpedo. He was great - played several tunes throughout the evening.
The pipers getting ready to call the lairds and ladies to dinner.
The "Order of the Thistle Pipes & Drums" bringing tears of joy to many eyes, especially mine. The lady on the left is their leader.
Ode to the Haggis presented by the head chef. Note the solo piper. In the background is the pipe band leader.
Irish dancers - note the only male - lucky guy.
The "lucky guy" in his Hannay kilt standing by some old coot in his Blaylock Hunting kilt - both kilts sewn by Kathy Lare. Argyll jacket converted by our own Victoria MacKenzie, tartan vest by Gabe Everson, and bow tie and fox sporran from USA Kilts.
Same old coot and his son in his Wallace jacket and vest from the Scottish Tartans Museum and his Gordon weathered kilt.
It was a delightful evening during which everyone seemed to have a splendid time. Wish you could have been there with us. Slainte!
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