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8th March 06, 04:56 PM
#8
I just want to add that my kilts have so much material that I literally don't feel the kilt against my legs most of the time. So when a breeze lifts it up, the kilt is up pretty high before I notice that anything's amiss.
Also, I suspect that when the wind hits a kilt just right, it acts like a large sail -- like a spinnaker, and catches the wind and billows in the only direction it can -- up.
I'm not in windy areas often enough to get a lot of practice dealing with the kilts blowing up, but I've read and noted the tips listed in another thread on this subject.
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