Kilted Father and Son Pictures

**Kilted Karl** · 2nd February 12, 08:36 PM

All right everybody, let's try this.

Some of the sweetest pictures I have seen on here are kilted fathers with their kilted sons.

So.... Let us have your best kilted father-son pictures!

RULES

#1 You are allowed as many posts and pictures as you like.

#2 please refrain from posting unless you have a picture or really need to say something.

#3 All pictures must be of Fathers and Sons (or grandfathers and grandsons and that kind of thing).

Go for it!

Your Obedient Servant,

Karl

**grizzbass** · 2nd February 12, 09:37 PM

san diego house of scotland days

**grizzbass** · 2nd February 12, 09:40 PM

actually looking at the above picture it reminds me how much the young boy as grown in a year

**ForresterModern** · 3rd February 12, 01:44 AM

Going backward in time, newest to oldest pics.

Spring 2011--Papa and Carter in new Dutch Friendship Tartan kilts by Bonnie Heather Greene:

Summer 2009, Louisville kilt night, Papa in Braveheart tartan kilt by Bobolishious, Carter in MacDonald infant kilt:

Spring 2009, Kentucky Scottish Weekend, Papa in Ancient Douglas, Carter in MacDonald infant kilt:

January 2009, Louisville kilt night, Papa in Black Isle, Carter in MacDonald infant kilt:

May 2008, Edinburgh Castle, Papa in Isle of Skye, Carter in MacDonald infant kilt:

No pictures of both of us kilted together the day in mid February 2008 in Phoenix at their annual highland games, which was the first day ever kilted for both Papa (age 48 then) and Carter (age 2 weeks then---actually more a kilt swaddling than wearing as even the infant kilt was far too big for him).

jeff

**LitTrog** · 3rd February 12, 04:15 AM

At my wedding last June, one of the most moving parts of our ceremony was when my wife made separate vows to our son. (His bio mom is in his life but has taken to mothering like a bilge rat takes to stenography, so we don't use the "step" word.) She has been involved in his life since he was 2, and he's probably the only reason she agreed to marry me.

Our son's one adamant musical request at the reception...THE CHICKEN DANCE! I doubt our overseas friends are familiar with this wedding habit (just can't bring myself to call it a tradition). If not, alert all border and customs agencies to be on the lookout for it. You do not want this imported.

I kid. It's good fun.

**M. A. C. Newsome** · 3rd February 12, 04:22 AM

How about my three sons plus one daughter? (The other daughter and Mamma were behind the camera at the time).

**LitTrog** · 3rd February 12, 04:26 AM

Originally Posted by grizzbass

actually looking at the above picture it reminds me how much the young boy as grown in a year

Is this the same son who is in the middle of your first picture?

Holy growth spurt, Batman! Moderation in all things, sir, including HGH injections.

**LitTrog** · 3rd February 12, 04:31 AM

Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome

How about my three sons plus one daughter? (The other daughter and Mamma were behind the camera at the time).

I can't believe you, of all people, didn't spot that your daughter's kilt was on backwards.

Have to add the obvious: beeeutiful kiddos. I don't know how you planned such precise steps in height, but that is impressive.

**creagdhubh** · 3rd February 12, 05:18 AM

Very nice photos to all of you. Very smart velvet doublet, LitTrog - it suites you, as velvet doublets typically do not work well on everybody.

Cheers,

**LitTrog** · 3rd February 12, 06:10 AM

Originally Posted by creagdhubh

Very nice photos to all of you. Very smart velvet doublet, LitTrog - it suites you, as velvet doublets typically do not work well on everybody.

Cheers,

Thanks, Kyle. I never thought of myself as a velvet kind-of-guy, but I saw X marker MacRobert's Reply post some pictures of his, and thought it looked awesome! Took a chance, got lucky.