19th February 19, 04:41 PM
Agree. As I post there are 179 users on line of which maybe 10% will post or reply now. The other 90% are just "reading the newspaper" to see what is happening or using the site as an encyclopedia.
19th February 19, 02:49 PM
I fear you are correct Jock.
This is still the only wide spread source of kilt information and opinion. But Facebook now has dozens of kilt/Celtic sites many of which are specialized or vender...
21st September 18, 08:43 AM
Photobucket switching over to ransom mode for using links to my archived photos really tossed a wet towel on my enthusiasm for posting what I have done. The text relied heavily on the images to...
22nd December 16, 11:54 AM
I agree Steve, this kilt has loops sized for that narrower belt and not much else. I'm thinking it's a very early version of the little kilt.
22nd December 16, 07:47 AM
I bet you are correct Q. With a belt loop on the front of the left under apron to hold that edge up and another slit near the right top aprons edge, this would be all secure with a full belt and...
22nd October 16, 06:15 AM
I have been smoking Prince Albert for decades. Haven't had anyone object to the aroma. I buy it online now for the cost reasons - 13 Ounce "can" for US$23.95 with free shipping for an over $100...
30th September 16, 06:23 AM
WOW, and the pleats look deep - guessing 4 pleats deep. Imagine the pile of fabric from doing the cutaways. Someone had a lot of time, skill and patience.
30th September 16, 03:14 AM
You do know that the new batches of 511s come out April 1st or shortly after? There is a story behind it :lol:
29th September 16, 07:26 PM
Amazon is suffering from the same issues as eBay now. It's always "buyer beware" with kilts regardless of where they are made.
But Steve is right on the mark. The low production numbers plus the...
2nd September 16, 06:09 AM
Had to look close to see you on shorts in the lake. At first I thought I had found the 200 pounds you spoke of. :lol: Those bending and stooping muscles tend to get out of shape too once the kids...
2nd September 16, 05:58 AM
It seems that regimental tartans are always unique but bear a strong resemblance to the tartan of a founding member or a highly honored members clan.
1st September 16, 04:33 AM
I'll second and third the buy 2 inches smaller thing. I wear 33 and 34 inch waist Utilikilts now and the TDK 32 is just a smidge looser than the 34 Utilikilts.
I have TDKs from the 2nd thru...