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    Canadian Pavillion...

    Check out the Celtic Rock group Off-Kilter in the Canadian Pavillion while you're at Epcot:

    http://www.offkilter.net

    Cheers,

    Todd

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    Todd gave you good advice, Warrior. Put on that kilt and go see Off Kilter. The music is great, the show is fun and they wear kilts.

    They are not to be missed.
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    Thanks All!

    Shay, I had come across a similar link while googling. I figure anything that they have will be expensive. Hey it's a tourist attraction and also Disney! However, it IS a vacation, so I can SPLURGE! Of course, the level of splurging is still subject to the restraint of my SO. Just have to find that special something (expensive) that she wants before we get to the UK pavilion!

    Todd, I plan on catching offkilter, and being kilted when I do! Just checked out their website and I lovd their sound. I will give everybody an update when I get back!

    RJI
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    Quote Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior
    Thanks All!

    Shay, I had come across a similar link while googling. I figure anything that they have will be expensive. Hey it's a tourist attraction and also Disney! However, it IS a vacation, so I can SPLURGE! Of course, the level of splurging is still subject to the restraint of my SO. Just have to find that special something (expensive) that she wants before we get to the UK pavilion!
    I understand, but if it's a choice between spending a lot of money on something immediate but meh-okay, or spending the same amount on something awesome but with some time needed...

    It's your money, obviously, but I've fallen into the trap of the 'get it where it's in front of me,' and been sorry on quite a few things.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shay
    I understand, but if it's a choice between spending a lot of money on something immediate but meh-okay, or spending the same amount on something awesome but with some time needed...

    It's your money, obviously, but I've fallen into the trap of the 'get it where it's in front of me,' and been sorry on quite a few things.
    Shay, right on! I am actually very glad that I bought Barb's book and read it. I feel like I have a much better understanding of how a quality kilt should be made and can evaluate is subjectively. I have already done that on the three I own right now. The SK (at least their off the rack) kilts are strictly for knocking around. It was the first one I got and wore in public because I did not know any better, but now I only wear it for daily activities that might mess up the 2 SW. My SW standard is a little better, but not much, and I love my SW HW. However, that may well change once I get my semi-trad from Rocky. I will also be doing the math when I visit the store at Epcot. One kilt now, or possibly 2-3 if I wait and order from someone here. Got to make sure that "instant gratification" urge is not followed in 2-3 weeks by the "what was I thinking" regrets.
    The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long

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    According to the website, the Sportsman Shoppe (was Pringle of Scotland) stocks sweaters, knitwear, kilts and tartan fabrics. Let us know what you find!

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    Quote Originally Posted by motorman4life View Post
    According to the website, the Sportsman Shoppe (was Pringle of Scotland) stocks sweaters, knitwear, kilts and tartan fabrics. Let us know what you find!
    i'll be there next week! i'll post what i find!
    (yes, i know this an ancient thread; this is the second one i dug up today )

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