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3rd August 08, 09:05 AM
#32
 Originally Posted by DWFII
I think that's an excellent point...one that often gets overlooked.
I would add this comment to yours:
If you really come down to it, very few of us can really afford a "traditional kilt." In the larger scheme of things they tend to be a luxury. One that takes a lot of scrimping and discipline to aspire to, much less actually acquire.
Exactly, DWFII. My Highland kit represents a serious investment over the years, as well as birthday/anniversary and other gifts from friends and family.
My Wilkinson Sword Sgian Dubh, for example, was a gift from my dear wife which I will always treasure, especially since Wilkinson is no longer making blades.
My grannie always said, "good things come to those who wait". Yes, I would love to go buy all of that kit I would like -- but the anticipation is just as much fun as the actual purchase.
Regards,
Todd
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