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  1. 21st November 07, 06:19 PM #21
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    I hadn't noticed everyone climbing from the flood. That muscular forearm on the Buchanan bottom kept my attention. Congrats on the new kilt bargains too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheSp8 View Post
    Those are both great looking kilts. LaDonna asked if Anderson's had a web-site. I've been refraining from looking but I may have to now.

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    here ya gae Tony...

    http://www.andersonkilts.co.uk/


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    Quote Originally Posted by Hamish View Post
    Why is everyone standing on their chairs, Robertson? Was there a moose aboot th' hoose? Or perhaps you'd all gathered for High Tea!!
    that is pairt o' the traditional Gàidhlig toast that

    Jim McEwan (Master Distiller a' Bruichladdich)

    ends his whisky tastin's wi'...

    (maire pics tae come oan that tastin')


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    Quote Originally Posted by Pour1Malt View Post
    Solway Spirit
    8yd, wool- handmade in Scotland, £125
    Wow! That's an amazing tartan. It would be hard to choose between it and the Isle of Skye. What's the significance of the name "Solway Spirit?"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rampant Lion View Post
    Wow! That's an amazing tartan. It would be hard to choose between it and the Isle of Skye. What's the significance of the name "Solway Spirit?"
    Dumfries & Galloway is separated frae England by the Solway Firth....

    it is an amazin an bonny coastline....


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    Looking good, Robertson. Nice choices.
    I especially like the Solway kilt.
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