CT Burns Night 2011

**MacAngus** · 1st February 11, 01:44 PM

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This is me piping in the haggis

My father and I

Comparing new and old waist plates

This is the cantle I bought from Richard to match my 19th century cross belt and waist belt buckles.

**CMcG** · 1st February 11, 01:53 PM

Wow, that is quite the outfit

Very nicely personalized and not cookie-cutter. I especially like the dirk!

**Jack Daw** · 1st February 11, 03:15 PM

Excellent outfit! What are your pipes? What did you play?

**NewEnglander** · 1st February 11, 03:19 PM

Glad to hear there IS a Burns Supper here in CT. Where was it held? I keep telling myself, "next year...next year."

**tulloch** · 1st February 11, 03:26 PM

Yes, where and when was it? Great photos.

**Downunder Kilt** · 1st February 11, 03:37 PM

You and your father look splendid. It's great to see father and son in kilts together (at whatever ages) Thanks for the photos and congratulations on the cantle acquisition.

**The Barry** · 1st February 11, 05:22 PM

Well done with the red waiscoat. It really makes the outfit stand out.

**MacAngus** · 1st February 11, 06:45 PM

Hi Guys
1st the pipes that i'm playing there are silver and ivory robertsons from the 20's
I played the haggis in to a mans a man for a that then played a couple MSR's then hornpipes then jigs.
The event was held on the 29th at j timothy's in plaisville.
Thanks for the comment on the red waistcoat I got the idea from a piper named john d. burgess MBE and also i like the 19th century highlanders of scotland book look.

**BobsYourUncle** · 1st February 11, 07:29 PM

Really outstanding! I envy your father is prodigious beard. I envy you your collection of waist belt and cross belt pieces, as well as the cantle...

You and your father bring it all off swimmingly. Really nice photos. Thanks for sharing that. John Burgess would approve of you both, no doubt.

**highland mafia** · 1st February 11, 08:35 PM

Hey. You look really top notch! I love the red waist coat and the belt buckle. Really sharp! Is that a Strathmore chanter?? If so how do you like it? I've been thinking about getting one for this years solo's. I also play an old set of Robertsons for my solo stuff. (MacCallum for band)