Greenville Highland Games

[Kiltman]

Looks like lots of fun!

[McFarkus]

That picture of the lad in a long kilt and the mother in a shorter one - the whole family were at the parade the day before. My wife approved of getting the boys kilts too long, their mother is thinking ahead and those kilts will fit for quite a number of years and not have to be discarded when they get taller, always something to think about when buying for young teens.
Matt H.

It wouldn't look nearly as long if he weren't wearing it down around his hips the way he normally wears p@nts.

[GMan]

Wonderful shots.

[KFCarter]

Great set of photos, thanks... I'm really hoping to make these games next year!

[Ancienne Alliance]

Those sporrans are just splendid.


Best,

Robert

[Tartan Shortbread Jock]

Hello M.A.C. Newsome, glad to meet you.
Enjoyed your pictures, like the different lengths
of kilts, great fun.
Kind wishes.

[Galician]

Actually, which of you is Rathdown?

[kiltedsawyer]

Far left.

[McMurdo]

It's good to see MoR in a kilt this time, must have been closer to home than the Loch Norman Games. Wonderful photos all, Scott congratulations again on the Barb Tewksbury, it looks grand on you.

[MacMillan of Rathdown]

It's good to see MoR in a kilt this time, must have been closer to home than the Loch Norman Games. Wonderful photos all, Scott congratulations again on the Barb Tewksbury, it looks grand on you.

Thanks for the compliment, but any sartorial splendor is all down to La Tewksbury's magic with needle and thread.

It's about a six hour drive to Greenville from my home in Staunton, so we usually come down a day or two ahead of the festivities. We had planned on driving down in the Morgan (as part of the British Car Day at the Games) but a huge rain front was rolling through the Shenandoah Valley so the journey was made in Lady Rathdown's Japanese contraption which is a vast improvement over travel by rickshaw.