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19th April 06, 08:14 PM
#1
Hackles on a Balmoral??
Hi, guys,
Okay, okay...I have a couple of nice Balmoral caps. I have my clan badge for them. But what about hackles? Are they appropriate for daywear? If so, are they attached with the clan badge?
Please set me straight before I put my ghillie in my mouth...
Sandy
Nothing is worn under the kilt...everything works just fine!!
Alexander Nicoll Gerli (Sandy)
Clan MacNicol (MacNeacail)
ac1y@nc.rr.com
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20th April 06, 03:29 AM
#2
hackle...
 Originally Posted by angerli
Hi, guys,
Okay, okay...I have a couple of nice Balmoral caps. I have my clan badge for them. But what about hackles? Are they appropriate for daywear? If so, are they attached with the clan badge?
Please set me straight before I put my ghillie in my mouth...
Sandy
Traditionally, a hackle is part of a uniform, be it for a pipe band, or a regiment -- for instance, all 6 battalions of the new Royal Regiment of Scotland wear a different colour hackle, the most famous being the Black Watch's Red Hackle. Other regiments wear hackles as well, particularly Fusilier regiments.
Personally, I only wear a hackle as part of a colour party for our St. Andrew's Society when we are called to do a service. But that's just me.
Cheers, 
Todd
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