Colorado Tartan Day Festivities

[Livingston]

Well, this is it friends. I know there was more to capture but since I had things to do, I didn't stick around all day like last time.

[Tony Miles]

Hey that's pretty good - you caught photos of my sister-in-laws back and my wife's back

[Nighthawk]

Here are the more interesting ones that I got:

My son is an apprentice to the Renaissance Scots blacksmith, Cliff H.







Tony Miles and myself:



I usually would be dressed nicer from the waist up for a professional gig like this, but I figure most people there already know what traditional Highland wear looks like, so I wanted to support our local boys by sporting my Angus Mohr t shirt. (By the way, Tony, thank you for your very generous offer- and the single malt- it really was appreciated. What was that 100 proof variety? It tasted great!)

[Nighthawk]

Here are the pictures I got from the weekend:

My son is an apprentice to the Renaissance Scot's blacksmith, Cliff.







Tony Miles and myself:



All in all, it was a fun day.

[Nighthawk]

And just for grins... My wife and I:

Here is Cerebite wearing his Colorado Tartan and Colorado sporran by Turpin while watching the Bicentennial tartan being woven.

The weaver is Mark R. of the Ren Scots. Just FYI...