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    No, but the wife is...

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    I would be cold if it were't for your handiwork, Rocky! The MacKenzie Morgan Merino wool I sent you has kept me very warm this winter! The neighbor's looks as I was scraping ice from my windows in the kilt you made were absolutely priceless.
    Paul X. Danner
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    Quote Originally Posted by ccga3359 View Post
    No, but the wife is...

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    At the last Richmond Celtic Christmas show, a couple of years ago, I was one of the few kilted guys there.I got that question several times. I just pointed out that I had about 15' of wool around me, and heat rises. Also, Last January, my wife and I redid our vows in a "Hand Fasting Ceremony" Of course it was outside and the temperature was in the mid 20s. No one asked if I was cold in my kilt. I have to confess that I was cold though. However my lower body was plenty warm wrapped in 9 yards of 16 oz wool Macneil of Barra kilt from Matt Newsome. My upper half was freezing by the time we finished and went back inside.
    "A day spent in the fields and woods, or on the water should not count as a day off our allotted number upon this earth."
    Jerry, Kilted Old Fart.

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