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13th March 13, 03:52 AM
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Kilts in a hot climate
I've already seen a bit here about wearing kilts in cold temperatures - not surprisingly as they were designed for the Highlands which is not noted for its high temperatures.
What about wearing them when the weather gets warmer, or by English standards hot? Does all that wool around the upper thighs become uncomfortable?
(For the benefit of those of you living in large continental land masses, the weather is England is not dreadful - it it is rarely exceptionally hot or cold, it's just completely unpredictable and so an endless topic for conversation. There's no point in talking about the weather in Antarctica or the Sahara. I've only been to Scotland in the summer, and the weather is a bit cooler than in southern England, and the nights much shorter.)
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