Quote Originally Posted by Derek
Well done Ranald! Just keep flying the flag of the Kilt/Cilt. Yep, it was a shame we could not meet up. But I'm sure we can rectify that sometime in the future. Yesterday was another first for me by the way .. I had to go with my pal to a garden centre (which is privately owned by an ex landscape gardener) to buy some plants for a client of his, so I decided to keep me Cilt on and take a chance I did'nt get it grubby. I did'nt as it happened and when the owner took my mates money off him at the end, he said in all his 27 years of being there I was the first Cilted guy he (at least) had seen there. Again, the place was busy, but everyone was to wrapped up in their own business to be bothered with the 'guy in a Cilt'. Strange how that might/could be different if I had done it in Scotland.
Iechyd Da
Derek
Derek, I was going to save this for a thread in the future but could I suggest that when you do dirty jobs you wear a appron. I have a old pig skin welders appron that I found works well and the bit that goes around the neck I let hang down.
I've been thinking of making a appron with some sort of sporran attatched but haven't been able to find a tannery yet.
Btw the appron looks manly enough and obviously keeps the kilt clean and can be removed in a flash.Give it a try and I assure you yer cilt will be strapped on more and more!
All the best mate.
Richard.