National Tartan Day

**HuDonald** · 6th April 13, 09:23 AM

To those in the USA, Happy National Tartan Day!

**Richrail** · 6th April 13, 09:29 AM

And Happy Tartan Day to you.

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Myself, My Wife and youngest son and his best friend enjoying the day at a local pub.

**kiltedrennie** · 6th April 13, 09:56 AM

I see a Guinness in my future.

**TheOfficialBren** · 6th April 13, 11:06 AM

Damn! You beat me to it, mate! Lol. HAPPY TARTAN DAY!!!

**Laird_M** · 6th April 13, 12:23 PM

Hey, its International Tartan Day here in the Uk as well...
And with the Sun finally having made an appearance today, a nice day to wear your kilt.

**oldhippie** · 6th April 13, 01:13 PM

Happy Tartan Day to everybody

and yes I am wearing tartan

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**Downunder Kilt** · 6th April 13, 01:30 PM

Originally Posted by Laird_M

Hey, its International Tartan Day here in the Uk as well...
And with the Sun finally having made an appearance today, a nice day to wear your kilt.

Gee, if its "International Tartan Day" then us Aussies and Kiwis must not have been advised, again, cause ours is on 1 July

**pugcasso** · 6th April 13, 02:55 PM

Originally Posted by oldhippie

Happy Tartan Day to everybody

and yes I am wearing tartan

are tose handcuffs? are you with the Kilt Kops I keep reading about haha :-))

Well I was at the farmer's market and a lady said she liked my kilt so I said it was "Tartan Day" ~ I don't think many people have heard of this.

**Stoo** · 6th April 13, 03:31 PM

National Tartan Day. Its not celebrated in England but I joined in. I didn't take the sword out with me though..
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**Peter Crowe** · 6th April 13, 04:17 PM

Today was also 'Square and Compasses Day' for Massachusetts Freemasons (open house at the Lodge), so I wore my kilt and tweed argyle jacket with a masonic tie and lapel pin at Lodge to meet and greet the public.