Things I can't wait to do whilst kilted.

[cessna152towser]

The answers here cause me a wry smile, so many of you guys in the USA jonesing to visit Scotland while the thing I as a Scot most looking forward to right now will be my first ever trip to the USA, hopefully next month and kilted of course, when I should be able to attend one of your Scottish Games (Ventura) to march with my clan and co-host my clan tent along with a favourite American friend.

[MichiScot]

I would love to visit Ireland and Scotland kilted. Seeing castle Foulis as a member of the Munro clan would be awesome! One day...

[Kiltman]

Anything I haven't done yet. But there are so few of them!

[GMan]

I can't wait for my next Kilt, or sporran, or belt, you get the picture.

Gut I cannot or will not sky dive Kilted.

[Standard]

I have actually thought about this... for sometime now... I would love to travel the world, visiting XMarkers, while kilted, and experience the things I have seen them post... The kilted hiking, museum tours, the musical exchanges, the meetups... Everything... North to south, east to west.... It would be so great... Fish with Jock, tour with Alex, tour with Derek, enjoy a night of music with Robert, Kilt Night with Oddern, see Chile with Terialka, visit NZ with KiltedKiwi, visit Australia... With thaThing... and so on.. That would be a trip of a lifetime.

This sounds like a fun plan to me too.
I'd like to spend more evenings kilted with my wife enjoying each other's company, travel out to the Long's Peak games next year, visit Scotland, and give my daughter away at her wedding, all while kilted.

[Woodsman]

I too would like to hike around Ireland and Scotland kilted. Somehow the kilt makes me want to hike and a beer can be appropriate too. Evenings with my wife while tending a campfire were very enjoyable and I cannot get too many of those. Actually any activity can be made more enjoyable by the comfort that a kilt brings. Chores are more pleasant and go much faster while kilted.

[Inchessi]

I had planned to climb Mt. Redcloud last summer while kilted. Makes perfect sense, It is in the upper 80's at the base and in the 30's (F) at the peak. Having climbed/hike several mountains, I looked foward to wearing a kilt. Redcloud only tops at 14,034. I would love to hike Kilimanjaro in a kilt.

[wildrover]

A lot of hiking, running, adventuring, partying, and whatever else happens in a normal day. I just like the idea of wearing a kilt...always have...it's like the best mix of surf shorts and a towel, and far sharper than either one .

-Sean