This was taken last year right after the St Patrick's Day parade in Salt Lake City, I had finished the parade with the band and didn't have time to change.

Several of my player's mothers mentioned that they were anticipating a slip and fall ... alas it never happened.

http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/3...ach6xb1bk8.jpg

Yikes...could be a bit chilly, I suspect! :)

Looks good.

Probably wasn't very cold, if at all, due to the 8-9 yards of wool... I usually wear kilts, even when temps get below 20 deg F. I am usually warmer than I am if I'm wearing jeans, even with kilt hose on underneath said jeans.

-J

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Originally Posted by WJJagFan

This was taken last year right after the St Patrick's Day parade in Salt Lake City, I had finished the parade with the band and didn't have time to change.

Several of my player's mothers mentioned that they were anticipating a slip and fall ... alas it never happened.

http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/3...ach6xb1bk8.jpg

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You wouldn`t catch me doing that, I never learned to skate. bad enough getting your tounge stuck to frozen lampost.

I had no idea they made gillie brogues with ice skate blades on them! :wink:

:welcome: from Salt Lake City, UT

Where are your skates? Kilted skating is quite fun. My kilt wearing increased greatly after taking a major dive playing hockey. It's very easy w/ a knee brace. O'Neille

Right on! I coach youth hockey also, and have never coached kilted....

Do you reckon that I could get away with wearing my plain black kilt when I next ref games down the local rink then or do you think that would be unsuitable attire.

I could easily think of a way to stop fights if so. :shock:

He's a braver man than I. I got shrinkage just thinking about it :oops:

-Tim