Ceilidh in Edinburgh

**caig** · 28th October 07, 09:20 AM

Here is a pic of me and Trefor at a ceilidh in Edinburgh this weekend.

**caig** · 28th October 07, 09:21 AM

My pink and black sporran was made by Robert of RKilts, in Canada. He made it with remarkable speed and is utterly outrageous !

**BEEDEE** · 28th October 07, 03:55 PM

Originally Posted by acaig

My pink and black sporran was made by Robert of RKilts, in Canada. He made it with remarkable speed and is utterly outrageous !

Now that sporran would go great with Panache's pink kilt!

Brian

**McMurdo** · 28th October 07, 09:22 AM

Great picture hope you had a good time. I've seen the sporran or one like it in person he does do a good job with them.

**caig** · 28th October 07, 09:23 AM

Here is a pic of a very smart Trefor.

**caig** · 28th October 07, 09:25 AM

Trefor and friends.

**Moosedog** · 28th October 07, 09:27 AM

Great pictures, thanks for posting. Trefor, that is one fantastic tie!

Moosedog

**Riverkilt** · 28th October 07, 09:40 AM

I've never seen a necktie like that. Tell this unenlightened colonist more about it.

Ron

**caig** · 28th October 07, 09:46 AM

Ron, Trefor's tie is lovely. It is known as a Ruche which I think is pronounced "roosh". They are very popular in the UK for formal events, weddings etc, in place of a black bow tie. Trefor may know more about them.

**fluter** · 29th October 07, 01:00 PM

Originally Posted by acaig

Ron, Trefor's tie is lovely. It is known as a Ruche which I think is pronounced "roosh". They are very popular in the UK for formal events, weddings etc, in place of a black bow tie. Trefor may know more about them.

Is that what's called a cravat? I'm thinking that's the one you'd wear (in pale gray) with your morning dress for a formal wedding early in the day. http://www.thecravatcompany.co.uk/howtotie.htm

Beau Ties Ltd. is a fun US source of neckwear...