Bagpipes & Kilts & Curling

[MichiganKyle]

I've been really excited ever since I heard that a curling club was starting up nearby. Their opening's been delayed due to COVID, but when they do open, I'm ready. I love watching curling and would love to try it. That said, I was wondering whether a kilt would be appropriate for it, since that's my normal attire anymore. I'd say this answers that question nicely.

[WalesLax]

I've been really excited ever since I heard that a curling club was starting up nearby. Their opening's been delayed due to COVID, but when they do open, I'm ready. I love watching curling and would love to try it. That said, I was wondering whether a kilt would be appropriate for it, since that's my normal attire anymore. I'd say this answers that question nicely.

I do know that Grand Rapids Curling is coming back to life, after a "brief" hiatus (and another due to Covid) (https://www.grcurling.com/?fbclid=Iw...-AkWYxIEUtDCjY). I don't know how far you are from Greater Midland or Kalamazoo, but they are both great clubs, as is Detroit, where I have a few friends.

Can't wait to make you 'one of us!'

Rob

[MichiganKyle]

I do know that Grand Rapids Curling is coming back to life, after a "brief" hiatus (and another due to Covid) (https://www.grcurling.com/?fbclid=Iw...-AkWYxIEUtDCjY). I don't know how far you are from Greater Midland or Kalamazoo, but they are both great clubs, as is Detroit, where I have a few friends.

Can't wait to make you 'one of us!'

Rob

Indeed, that's the one. Kalazoo's a bit of a drive, as is Midland, which is why I haven't gotten into it yet. But I'm very much looking forward to GR's "reopening".