Goin' to a Kirkin'

**WolfmanJack** · 24th November 11, 01:52 PM

Originally Posted by piperdbh

Meanwhile...

What all can you tell us about that cape?

The cape has been in the family for many generations and is well-worn but not tattered. Very heavy melton wool. It bears the collar badges of the Prince Edward Island Highlanders, vintage World War I.

**Grae** · 24th November 11, 02:32 PM

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**cable scot** · 8th December 11, 09:30 PM

Jack, in the parlance of my home state "dude sick threads". And as you can not find many in the "bayfield highlands" who are kilted, a little OTT is fine.
I don my plaid and sheriffmuir for almost all black tie events in the northwoods.We can't use it for ice fish'n

**mookien** · 10th December 11, 09:30 PM

Jack: One of the most splendid outfits I have seen on this blog! Fits you to a T. I can't tell whether the clothes make the man or the man makes the clothes. Also, a great setting for the picture. If I ever look half as good in a kilted outfit, I can die happy.

John

**BoldHighlander** · 10th December 11, 11:10 PM

Originally Posted by mookien

Jack: One of the most splendid outfits I have seen on this blog! Fits you to a T. I can't tell whether the clothes make the man or the man makes the clothes. Also, a great setting for the picture. If I ever look half as good in a kilted outfit, I'll can die happy.

John

+1

**WolfmanJack** · 11th December 11, 04:54 PM

Originally Posted by mookien

Jack: One of the most splendid outfits I have seen on this blog! Fits you to a T. I can't tell whether the clothes make the man or the man makes the clothes. Also, a great setting for the picture. If I ever look half as good in a kilted outfit, I can die happy.

John

Originally Posted by BoldHighlander

+1

John and Terry, Thank you for your very kind words.