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9th July 06, 11:13 AM
#25
 Originally Posted by pbpersson
At what point does a kilt become "not connected with Scotland" I guess is my question? I think that's hard to define as you can get a solid-colored kilt from some "traditional" kilt makers or tartans from some "contemporary" kilt makers. :confused:
The Kilt will forever be associate with Scotland and there is not 'but' or 'if' about it. I am not a Scot either, and never have tried to pretend that I have any connenction with Scotland. I wear the kilt because I have always been fascinated by it. I have never justify it to anyone and I don't see a reason to do it either.
Even the Utilikilt is 'not connected to Scotland' but people still wonder whether I am Scottish or not.
Enjoy your Stillwater Nightstalker.
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