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  • 24th June 04, 04:33 PM
    Woodsheal
    Slainte!
    Gents,

    Great forum! I come to kilt-wearing from two directions:
    -a life long interest in things Scottish. Got my first kilt, a Scottish-made trad 8-yarder in Black Watch, for my 40th birthday present from my family.
    -historic reenacting, or "living history". In my `45 Rebellion reenactment group we wear historic Highland garb of the early 18th C., before it was proscribed by the dastardly English. So, if you have great kilt questions, I'm the one to ask!

    Thanks for having me on board,
  • 24th June 04, 04:37 PM
    bubba
    Welcome aboard. Glad to have you with us.
  • 24th June 04, 04:43 PM
    Hamish
    Welcome Brian - but do watch what you say about the English. I am one-quarter Scottish and three-quarters English. However, my Scottish bit is usually more powerful than my English bit ......but, not always!! :wink:
  • 24th June 04, 04:50 PM
    Woodsheal
    Ham,
    I can only speak of the English that way because my ancestry includes a huge dose of English blood, too! (Not to mention Irish and Sardinian as well)Can't get much more English than "Carpenter", eh?
  • 24th June 04, 04:52 PM
    Hamish
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Woodsheal
    Ham,
    I can only speak of the English that way because my ancestry includes a huge dose of English blood, too! (Not to mention Irish and Sardinian as well)Can't get much more English than "Carpenter", eh?

    Very true, Brian!
  • 24th June 04, 04:58 PM
    Blu (Ontario)
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Hamish
    Welcome Brian - but do watch what you say about the English. I am one-quarter Scottish and three-quarters English. However, my Scottish bit is usually more powerful than my English bit ......but, not always!! :wink:

    I trust they both get along with one another! :lol:
  • 24th June 04, 05:02 PM
    Kiltedmusiclover
    Welcome Brian,

    Great to have you on the board. I think you
    will find this to be fun group. It is also quite
    addictive. :shock:

    Enjoy!
  • 24th June 04, 05:04 PM
    Woodsheal
    It's addictive already! I think kilts are like tatoos: the more you have, the more you want....
  • 24th June 04, 06:42 PM
    GMan
    Brian,

    It is always a pleasure to welcome a new member to the forum!!

    It sounds as if you have a very supportive family especially if they present you a kilt for the big four-o.

    Cannot wait to hear of your kilting experiences.
  • 24th June 04, 07:30 PM
    Pghscotsman
    Welcome Brian
    Brian, glad you could join us, this site is great and alot of fun. I'm a new member myself. Enjoy yourself here, again welcome!!.....Griff :)

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