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    OKay, you asked so here's my opinion.

    #1 You look much way too at home in those mountains with that kilt!

    #2 You look much younger whilst inside the house.

    #3 Where did you buy that sporran as I would like to get one?

    Actually I like it's look better than my puchased sporran.

    It has a nice outdoor- rugged apperance to it.
    It has a truly made to perform a task look, with out looking unfinshed.
    More "manly man" looking than some of the "stuff" sold as sporrans.

    You said you did the trinity knot with a soldering iron? Freehand? Damn, you do good work!
    Must be nice to have some artistic talent.

    Ed

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    Nice work ;)
    All the Best.....David.
    Why be part of the crowd Choose a Freelander Sporran
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    That is one excellant sporran.I like the belt also,it's a nice alterative to the traditional narrow ones. Thanks for sharing the pics.

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    Great work, you must be proud.

    I like the larger size...and, the circle triangle look...but then that's the AA symbol too

    This board is a wealth of men with talent.

    Ron
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    "I'll have a kilt please, a nice hand sewn tartan, 16 ounce Strome. Oh, and a sporran on the side, with a strap please."

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    I am impressed! Not only with you on the lookout, but with your handiwork.
    Glen McGuire

    A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.

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    I really like the pic of you above the river valley. VERY nice. Looks like someplace I'd enjoy hiking in.

    Oh, and the sporran is nice, too!

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    Thank you all for your kind comments. It is much appreciated.

    First I would like to take the kudos on the artwork, but I can't. I downloaded the design off of the net and then just simply transferred it to the sporran with a pencil. Then I freehanded the design with the soldering iron. I'm just not that artistic, but I do copy good.

    As for the comments about the area. Yes it is a great place to hike, and hunt. We have about 2.5 million acres of forest reserve at our disposal, put aside for the sawmill and pulp mill. Also it boarders on Jasper National Park, which is aproximatly 4 million more acres. The pic of me on the lookout is looking towards Jasper. The peeks in the background are the park boundry. Very few roads lots of walking.

    Once again thanks all.

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