My introduction

[A Dhuglas]

Welcome Zak! I like your folks' taste in tartans and hope you enjoy it too. Being from PA you are certainly among friends (no pun intended) - a whole bunch on the forum hail from that state.

Truth be told, I'm jealous and may have to think about relocating. Seems there're more members in Tasmania than in the NYC area. [Graham - please note the use of 's' and not 'z' ;-) ] Or they're just uncommonly quiet for being around 'The Big Apple'. It's eerie...

[Dreadbelly]

Yes, I too, find your choice of tartan pleasing.

Tis a most beautiful tartan. Not some loud red abomination, nor canary coloured eyesore.

[Rob Wright]

Welcome to the board! I echo the sentiments of the others in your choice of tartan.

Rob (who is patiently awaiting his Douglas Grey Ancient Kilt from Kathy Lare.)

[Dreadbelly]

Douglas Ancient Grey?

Aaaaaaaaargh... I really want one of those my self. The old Black and Grey Glory, symbolic of the Douglas name it self. A weave of mist and shadows.

[GMan]

Zak,

WELCOME from a fellow Irish, Kilted, and Proud person.

Friends abound here!

[Big Paul]

Welcome to the board! That is one colorful avitar you got there!

[Doc Hudson]

Welcome to the insane asylum. Try not to disturb the wardens.

[Jerry]

Welcome from Virginia. It looks like Pa is just about the Kilting capital of the USA.

[Ziggs]

Welcome to the board! That is one colorful avitar you got there!

Thanks. I actually have it tattooed on my lower back. I use to be an equestrian until my parents separated and I had to sell my horse because of financial reasons. I had the tattoo done as a reminder of all the fond memories...