The 2011 Burns Supper at The Cally

[Oddern]

I do believe I see a MacIntyre Hunting tartan kilt. It closely resembles the Hamilton Hunting, except the MacIntyre has a couple of red stripes.

I believe you see two gentlemen with the MacIntyre tartan. In pic 4 you see the President of the society Mr. Alan McIntyre. The Gentleman iIn pic 5 and last pic is the owner of a shop called House of Scotland, selling clothes made in Scotland like Burburry, Barbour, Hunter boots and alike.

[Jack Daw]

I believe you see two gentlemen with the MacIntyre tartan. In pic 4 you see the President of the society Mr. Alan McIntyre. The Gentleman iIn pic 5 and last pic is the owner of a shop called House of Scotland, selling clothes made in Scotland like Burburry, Barbour, Hunter boots and alike.

I was unsure as I sometimes have difficulty seeing the ancient version of red online.

[BoldHighlander]

Wonderful photos Oddern!
Looks like a grand time...thanks for sharing.

[Mike_Oettle]

Like the pictures, Oddern. I like the blending of cultures with the kilt being worn with the bunad.
People tend to forget that many Scots settled in Norway, including an ancestor of Edvard Grieg.
Regards,
Mike

[Oddern]

Like the pictures, Oddern. I like the blending of cultures with the kilt being worn with the bunad.
People tend to forget that many Scots settled in Norway, including an ancestor of Edvard Grieg.
Regards,
Mike

Wow!! I didn't know that. I'm impressed of your knowledge about the great norwegian composer. I looked it up, and it was Edvard Grieg's great grandfather who came from Scotland i 1770 and settled in Bergen, Norway. The name Grieg comes from the Scottish name Greig.

[Mike_Oettle]

The best boss I have ever had was a Scot from Biggar named Sandy Greig.
His South African-born son Tony was captain of England cricket at about the time I worked for Sandy.
What surprised me was the number of people I met who presumed that Sandy must be a descendant of a Norwegian Grieg!
Regards,
Mike