G'day from Downunder

**Aggie** · 18th May 06, 06:43 AM

Welcome from Texas. Congrats.

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 18th May 06, 06:50 AM

Welcome from the Windy City! Congratulation on the upcoming wedding. And I will also endorse Stillwater as a good kilt for the money. You can also get some good deals from USAK with their casual, off the rack kilts.

**Pour1Malt** · 18th May 06, 06:59 AM

walcome Hachimon...

guid tae see ya found us...

this rabble o kiltie oucht tae sort ya oot!

slainte mhath!

**Big Paul** · 18th May 06, 07:30 AM

Welcome to the forum!

**Panache** · 18th May 06, 08:11 AM

Welcome from California! And another thumbs up for Sillwater Kilts. I have one heavy weight wool and one standard acrylic and really like them.

Cheers

**Southern Breeze** · 18th May 06, 08:25 AM

Welcome aboard!

**Ruanaidh** · 18th May 06, 09:32 AM

Welcome from far West Texas and congratulations on your upcoming wedding. You're going to have fun going kilted and you'll soon find out why it is so addictive.

**jjoseph** · 18th May 06, 10:46 AM

I recently left a job with the TORO company. We have offices in Brisbane run by one Bruce McNeilly from Belfast. He's been in your neck of the woods a while now and married a Sydney gal. He's quite a trip. If you work in golf or irrigation, you might run into him sometime.

**bangkok kilt** · 18th May 06, 01:28 PM

Welcome aboard. I myself got a kilt because I thought I might like to wear it on special occasions. I basically wear one everyday now (after work), they're far more comfortable than trousers.

**Hachiman** · 19th May 06, 02:59 AM

thanks for the welcome folks!! Rest assured I'll be post pictures once they're ready. I've also got to say thanks for the tip about Stillwater Kilts - one peek at their website and I was sold! They've even got a Wallace tartan (I thought I was going to have to save for months to be able to afford a Wallace!).

cheers folks!