The Quest of the Quaich

[Downunder Kilt]

As mentioned the CHPB had done 3 parades on the day and finally earned themselves a toast, and what better way than to use the Quaich













A husband and wife passerbys also got involved, having just returned from Ireland where they were stopping in the town where Jamiesons Whiskey is made





Toasting was done with Talisker whiskey from the Isle of Skye

[artificer]

As mentioned the CHPB had done 3 parades on the day and finally earned themselves a toast, and what better way than to use the Quaich...

Toasting was done with Talisker whiskey from the Isle of Skye

Great pix, Mike. I also heartily approve of your choice of Whisky to christen the Quaich's maiden voyage to Down Under (and I know our Jock Scot will approve as well).

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[da old bones]

As mentioned the CHPB had done 3 parades on the day and finally earned themselves a toast, and what better way than to use the Quaich

That Drum Major looks to be a bit of a scoundrel!

[Downunder Kilt]

Last night the Quaich was toasted by XMarks members and friends at the Crabourne RSL. In attendance were Mr and Mrs Stilletto Rebel,
Mr and Mrs AN COIGREACH ALBANNACH, Mr and Mrs Downunder Kilt, and 2 members of the Victorian Branch of the 42nd Highlanders re-enactment group (Napoleon period) Rob (who is is a lurker on the forum) and Bob with his wife Wendy.

The whiskey used for the nights toasting was BruichLaddich 15 year old

Miles aka Stilletto Rebel

Rebecca, Mrs Stilletto Rebel

Rob, 42nd Highlanders

Lisandra, Mrs AN COIGREACH ALBANNACH

Scott aka AN COIGREACH ALBANNACH

Bob, 42nd Highlanders

Wendy, Bob's wife

Judi Mrs Downunder kilt

Mike aka Downunder Kilt

[Downunder Kilt]

A couple more photos of the night







I would like to thank those that attended the toasting and I for one had a great night out with old and new friends