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    looking good. I didn't kilt up but wore my Mckenzie t-shirt to rehearsal.

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    Even though the weather was cold and overcast, it couldn't put a damper on the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Baltimore on Sunday afternoon. I managed to shoot quite a few cool "SWISH" pictures among the participants and observers, such as...



    A good time was had by all...before Mother Nature dropped (yet another) eight inches of snow on the city.

    If you are too busy to laugh, you are too busy.

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    A sunny but cold and windy day for Portland's St. Patrick's Day parade which was held on Sunday. I marched with the Maine Police Emerald Society as part of the Honor Guard.

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    Your's truly 3rd from the left carrying the Maine State flag. Our kilts are in the "Irish National" tartan.
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    Mike Nugent
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    I took a quick mirror pic on my way out to a friend's St. Pat's dinner. The kilt is a Stillwater wool shadow-tartan.

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    - Justitia et fortitudo invincibilia sunt
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    Here is a few photos a friend of ours took at the St Patrick Day Parade in New York City this year.....

    Hawk
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    Must have been the day for the T-necks. Sure felt good here in St. Paul with the sky spitting sleet and snow.

    " Anything worth doing is worth doing slowly." - Mae West -

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    Quote Originally Posted by Creag View Post
    When my kilt came in I checked with HR to make sure they felt it was within the dress code - after explaining that no, it was not common to 'go regimental', they approved. Next was to check with the Boss - again the 'regimental' question, but he was cool with it. Next, the boss's boss (CIO). He said he'd feel a bit weird but that it would be okay on special occasions, and suggested St. Paddy's. It's a foot in the door - I can show up kilted on St. Andrew's day and at the Christmas party. Get them acclimated, and gradually just start wearing it regularly.

    Everyone at the office was positive. I got to talk about the history of the kilt and about St. Patrick's likely Scottish origins.

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    Curious, did you speak to Jim Link or ?

    Hawk
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hawk View Post
    Curious, did you speak to Jim Link or ?Hawk
    Hawk - no I didn't speak with Jim.
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    [QUOTE=Highlander31;1224341].......
    That's a good looking turtleneck. I like the look of the ribbing on the body of the sweater. Where did you pick it up?

    Amazon shows this one, lamb's wool for $32 (good deal, end of season) and it has good reviews.

    http://http://www.amazon.com/Wool-Ov...pr_product_top
    Ruadh gu brath!

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    Great turtlenecks and wonderful pics. I think I'll try my turtleneck, too. Thanks all.

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