Hi, I'm GayKiltic and I'm into Hiking in the Kilt!

[ThistleDown]

Welcome, from Inverness-shire and British Columbia.

[OC Richard]

Welcome from sunny Southern California!

About hiking in the kilt, I did a bit of that early on in my kiltwearing days, back when I was a teenager and an avid backpacker.

The kilt I hiked in was wool- canvas Utilikilts were decades in the future!

I quickly gave it up as not entirely practical. Now, due to the advent of Utilikilts, it's quite practical.

[GayKiltic]

Many thanks for your kind welcome!
I've already posted the URL to this forum so that anyone in our group can join.
Thanks again!

Gay Kilter (William)

[GayKiltic]

Welcome from the other side of the Atlantic. I'm a Scotsman living in the English midlands. Good luck with the kilt-making - it's something I've never dared to attempt!

Greetings from the other side of the "pond." Thanks very much for your kind message. Making one's own kilt is a great experience and it teaches and develops a number of valuable transferable skills. One of them I sorely lacked: patience!

Best regards to you and enjoy the season!

GayKilter (William)

[GayKiltic]

Thanks very much for your welcome!

GayKiltic (William)

[Tomak]

Hello and welcome from Southern California.

[WalesLax]

Greetings from the far south of the state - Long Island.

I have piped in the NY and Chicago Pride parades with friends, and plan to (haven’t made it yet) to do so at the Coney Island Mermaid Parade with King’s County P&D (I have a few friends in the band)

welcome, and I look forward to hearing more about your kilt making experiences!

Rob

[Chris in a Kilt]

Hi, l’m a kilted gay hiker too, we got quite a lot of beautiful hiking trail and beaches here in NS.

[kiltedsawyer]

Welcome to the forum from a former "upstater," (Saugerties.) There are some beautiful places to hike up there.
Cheers,

David

[Blaidd]

Welcome from a cilt wearing Welshman! Enjoy.