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20th February 06, 06:58 PM
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I Found My Kilt
This evening I orderd one of the Irish American kilts from Scottish Kilts.Net. While I was there I noticed the Masonic products in the menu. I clicked on Kilts and there it was- the kilt I've just identified,The Official Grand Lodge of Scotland Tartan. The one I have has had the label removed so I don't where it came from. It's still nice to see that it's available and in several weights.
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20th February 06, 07:40 PM
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Good to hear you found out what tartan that kilt was, but ...
With a thread title like that, I was expecting something more like
"While I was there I noticed the Masonic products in the menu. I clicked on Kilts, and just then the Sun broke through the Clouds, Shone through the Window, and Lit upon the Monitor, and Lo, There it Was - My Kilt, in All its Glory. And It was Called the Official Grand Lodge of Scotland Tartan."
Sorry. I'll go back to mucking up international commerce now.
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20th February 06, 07:55 PM
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 Originally Posted by Wompet
Good to hear you found out what tartan that kilt was, but ...
With a thread title like that, I was expecting something more like
"While I was there I noticed the Masonic products in the menu. I clicked on Kilts, and just then the Sun broke through the Clouds, Shone through the Window, and Lit upon the Monitor, and Lo, There it Was - My Kilt, in All its Glory. And It was Called the Official Grand Lodge of Scotland Tartan."
Sorry. I'll go back to mucking up international commerce now.
The truth is stranger than you think. Several months ago I tried to find out if there was a Masonic Tartan. I turned up zilch so I assumed there was none. Now I've learned that there are two, the one I have and a Universal Freemason Tartan. I've also found a thread on the subject here at X-Marks, dating from before I joined.I guess when the time is right the light will shine and the Tartan will appear.
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20th February 06, 08:17 PM
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It's rumored that there are even more masonic tartans...
but they're secret.
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20th February 06, 08:43 PM
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 Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario)
It's rumored that there are even more masonic tartans...
but they're secret.
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They can remain secret as far as I'm concerned. I'll probably order a kilt in the Universal tartan soon. The Grand Lodge of Scotland tartan kilt will be worn only on special occasions. And before anyone gets bent out of shape over my wearing them, I am a Mason.
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20th February 06, 09:02 PM
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 Originally Posted by Southern Breeze
 They can remain secret as far as I'm concerned. I'll probably order a kilt in the Universal tartan soon. The Grand Lodge of Scotland tartan kilt will be worn only on special occasions. And before anyone gets bent out of shape over my wearing them, I am a Mason.
Then it's a stroke of luck (or is it DESTINY?) that the kilt should find it's way into your hands.
Best
AA
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20th February 06, 10:37 PM
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Glen McGuire
A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.
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20th February 06, 11:06 PM
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It's been an interesting experiance with this kilt:
1. I've learned what tartan it is.
2. I've found a place that sells them.
3. I've found another related tartan.
4. I "qualify" to wear both of them.
Not bad at all.
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20th February 06, 11:22 PM
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 Originally Posted by Southern Breeze
 They can remain secret as far as I'm concerned. I'll probably order a kilt in the Universal tartan soon. The Grand Lodge of Scotland tartan kilt will be worn only on special occasions. And before anyone gets bent out of shape over my wearing them, I am a Mason.
What exactly do masons do? I know Washington was one .
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21st February 06, 01:51 AM
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 Originally Posted by michael steinrok
What exactly do masons do? I know Washington was one .
Masons are workers of stone and brick.
Freemasons are fraternal members of the Free and Accepted Masons.
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