Ladie & Gents,
Kilt Kamp has been underway since Monday this week and as of yet there have been no pics! This is partly my fault for forgetting to bring my camera till yesterday! I know a few of the guys have their own cameras, as well, and will no doubt be posting more pics when they get computer access. For now, here is a teaser...
The location of the workshop is immediately next door to the Scottish Tartans Museum. Same building, in fact. For those of you who have visited us before, there was previoulsy a little lengerie shop next to us. That lady has closed down and we have acquired the space. We will soon be diving half that space for office use and open up the dividing wall to make the front half part of the gift shop. Till that happens, though, it's a great empty area for Kilt Kamp!
A few of the individual participants (sorry, I didn't get everyone!)
Archie
Annie (the only female besides Barb! We had three women sign up, but one had to cancel early, and another had a last minute emergency. The rest are all men.)
Gene
Andy (thinking hard about his next pleat).
Bringing Barb T in for a consultation...
Barb and Peter discussing the finer points of piping.... wait, isn't this supposed to be a
kilt workshop?
For those of you who missed all the announcements leading up to Kilt Kamp and are wondering what the heck this is all about, here's the web site:
http://kiltkamp.scottishtartans.org/index.html
Note you can still sign up for the seminars on Friday. Steve Ashton (Wizard of BC) of Freedom Kilts is coming in sometime this afternoon. He'll be giving a seminar on contemporary style kilts tomorrow. Barb will also talk on the ins and outs of kiltmaking. Bob Martin will be there to give a history of the kilt. And I'll be there talking about tartan. Then the day culminates with the Ceilidh in downtown Franklin to kick off the 12th annual
Taste of Scotland festival this weekend.
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