Find the Scot in Pitlochry

**Jimmy** · 16th September 11, 06:14 AM

Originally Posted by AN COIGREACH ALBANNACH

Post number 5,fourth picture down from the top.On the right.Wee lassie way her haunds o'er her lugs.Ha ha,brilliant Jimmy lad!Loving all your pics,keep em coming.

yup, I've spotted her, maybe she is too near the band

**Jimmy** · 16th September 11, 06:21 AM

Originally Posted by muirkirkca

Would like to visit the western highlands. When is the dry season? Was in London UK in June and noticed a lot of Polish Working at hotel desks. All had a good command of english.

We have a almost constant wet season, some times its like living in a tropical rain forrest as Billy Connolly says if you do not like the Scottish weather then wait 5 minutes!
Yesterday I was along Loch Lomondside and then moved on to Loch Long, the weather was brilliant with clear blue skies, I have some photos that I will post later, today the weather is wet wet and wet, you feel like getting a giant tin opener and peeling away the grey sky

**beloitpiper** · 16th September 11, 10:25 AM

You should've picked me up a bottle of Blair Athol as long as you were in Pitlochry! But seriously, great pics. I'm surprised there's a pipeband from Waterford.

**Jimmy** · 16th September 11, 10:33 AM

Originally Posted by beloitpiper

You should've picked me up a bottle of Blair Athol as long as you were in Pitlochry! But seriously, great pics. I'm surprised there's a pipeband from Waterford.

I don't know much about them but theer must have been a tremendous boost for pipe bands in the Republic after St. Peter O' Toole from Dublin winning the 2010 Worlds

**CamelCody** · 16th September 11, 12:00 PM

I love the spats, oh if only i had occasion to wear spats...

GG · 16th September 11, 12:35 PM

In 1996 I was in Pitlochry. The only man in a kilt I saw was in the whisky destillery.
Scotsmen should wear their kilts more often, I think.

**Jimmy** · 22nd September 11, 09:32 AM

Originally Posted by GG

In 1996 I was in Pitlochry. The only man in a kilt I saw was in the whisky destillery.
Scotsmen should wear their kilts more often, I think.

I have often said on this forum, that with the introduction of the cheaper kilts, more people are now owners of kilts, many of my friends who previously were never kilted have sought the advantage of this more economical buy, but only ever wear their kilts at Burns Nights or the occassional social event