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    Finding the Christmas Spirit

    At the ongoing Great Dickens Fair http://www.dickensfair.com/ this past Sunday I managed to find the Christmas Spirit



    of Christmas Present that was!

    Tis the Season...

    Cheers

    Jamie
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    Re: Finding the Christmas Spirit

    looks like you found the "Bearded Lady" of the poster. What is your neckwear?
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    Re: Finding the Christmas Spirit

    It certainly looks like you were liking life and that life was liking you!

    Merry Christmas!

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    Re: Finding the Christmas Spirit

    Quote Originally Posted by SFCRick View Post
    looks like you found the "Bearded Lady" of the poster. What is your neckwear?
    I bought my neckwear at the Dickens Fair. Though the clerk that assisted me insisted that it was an ascot I firmly believe it is a cravat (being that it is simply a very long band of material). The clerk noted there are a myriad of styles in which one could wear them and put it into a "waterfall" style of fold for me. My friend Keith suggested another way with a simple bow that I much preferred.



    I think the second way has a bit more pan..err...flair



    Cheers

    Jamie

    PS: BEEDEE noted that my horsehair sporran is being worn far to low in the photo above. The fancy waistcoat is not nearly as high cut as a standard kilt one and the sporran needs to be worn closer to it. Thanks Brian!
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    Re: Finding the Christmas Spirit

    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    At the ongoing Great Dickens Fair http://www.dickensfair.com/ this past Sunday I managed to find the Christmas Spirit



    of Christmas Present that was!

    Okay, I'll bite... Which one is the bearded lady...?



    Oooooooooh lady... I was thinking laddy... My bad...


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    Re: Finding the Christmas Spirit

    If that "Christmas Spirit" asks you to sit on his lap and tell him what you want for Christmas, run!

    BTW, are you wearing sleeve garters? If so, I like it!

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    Re: Finding the Christmas Spirit

    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post

    I prefer this tie to the big bow. You look to be well equipped to deal with all spirits - mixed or otherwise!

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    Re: Finding the Christmas Spirit

    Jamie, your waistcoat definitely says Christmas.

    What tartan is that?

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    Re: Finding the Christmas Spirit

    I love the photos !


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    Re: Finding the Christmas Spirit

    Very smart looking, indeed.
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    'Though I am poor I am noble; thank God I am a Maclean'

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