Binghamton, NY, Nov. kiltnight

[Robin]

Great pictures, a very well dressed rabble

Thanks for sharing guys

[andyfg]

Hi all in Bing, sorry I missed it. Something cropped up.

[macwilkin]

Where's Bob C.'s "cookie-duster"? :mrgreen:

Brian, is that the Forde tartan? It looks grand!

T.

[Bob C]

Where's Bob C.'s "cookie-duster"? :mrgreen:

T.

Missing since April. I've been thinking about growing it again for the winter.

[macwilkin]

Missing since April. I've been thinking about growing it again for the winter.

Boy, I haven't been paying attenion, then, eh?

T.

[Woodsheal]

Brian, is that the Forde tartan? It looks grand!

T.

Forde it is! For my great-grandma of that name (she spelled it without the 'e') who came over from Ireland in the 1890's....

[KiltedCodeWarrior]

Which one? How about names and tartans for that first pic? I think I recognize some of both, but not sure.

[Woodsheal]

Which one? How about names and tartans for that first pic? I think I recognize some of both, but not sure.

Left to right: MacDonald, Dress MacDonald, MacDuff, Lindsay, Murray of Atholl, Forde, Scottish Borderland

X-Markers: Bob C. on far right, Woodsheal second from right.

[macwilkin]

Forde it is! For my great-grandma of that name (she spelled it without the 'e') who came over from Ireland in the 1890's....

Ironically I was just writing a lecture tonight about the Irish-American movie director John Ford (no "e" Squireen Danaher!), whose real name was Sean Aloysius (or John Martin) Feeney.

I really like that tartan! It reminds me of the Tara tartan.

Cheers,

Todd

[Big Dave]

Great pics, it's always nice to see so many different kilts in one place.