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24th June 09, 07:58 AM
#1
 Originally Posted by cajunscot
Respectfully, though, but because I am an American with Scottish heritage is the reason why I do try to follow tradition and convention regarding Highland attire. For me (and me alone), it shows respect. That's not condemning either of you, just offering a different point-of-view.
Regards,
Todd
Yes, Todd, your perspective makes perfect sense to me. While the Celtic connection is a big part of my appreciating the wearing of a kilt, I just think it isn't necessary for me to duplicate full Highland style if there are elements which don't appeal to me. I can respect the tradition. I just don't feel bound by it, especially since it's not my tradition. Hence, as an example, my wearing the Catalan cap at the last Tartan Day parade, rather than a Scottish tam.
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24th June 09, 08:01 AM
#2
 Originally Posted by Galician
Yes, Todd, your perspective makes perfect sense to me. While the Celtic connection is a big part of my appreciating the wearing of a kilt, I just think it isn't necessary for me to duplicate full Highland style if there are elements which don't appeal to me. I can respect the tradition. I just don't feel bound by it, especially since it's not my tradition. Hence, as an example, my wearing the Catalan cap at the last Tartan Day parade, rather than a Scottish tam.
Exactly. Different horses for courses.
And personally, I've always admired Basque berets. If Hemingway could wear one after all...

T.
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