Atlanta Area Kilt Night

**thescot** · 8th February 07, 04:34 PM

Well, awe gee. I may have to go it alone.

Cav: Don't ask, don't tell.

**cavscout** · 9th February 07, 08:41 AM

All teasing aside, kudo's for being in there working on that Haggis in your PC attire while the rest of us were attached to the bar.

**Splash_4** · 17th February 07, 01:04 PM

Ok folks, We are less than one week away! So sharpen your weapons and oil your skins. Rieving will be afoot.

I will be heading there directly from the airport (Assuming Delta can get me back in town in time!)

So far I have the following folks...

Splash_4
Cavscout
Turpin
Gilmore
Alan (maybe, have not heard about the 22cd yet)

Any others?

**beerbecue** · 17th February 07, 01:22 PM

I think someone needs an Atlanta tartan kilt!!!!!

**turpin** · 17th February 07, 08:04 PM

I'll try to bring a friend, if he's not working.

**cavscout** · 19th February 07, 02:01 PM

Just a Reminder Bump to help promote this second kilted X-Marks gathering in the Atlanta Area. Looking forward to meeting you gents.

When - 22 Feb @ 6pm
Where - The Loafing Leprechaun http://www.loafingleprechaun.com/

**thescot** · 19th February 07, 02:13 PM

Well, darn, I can't make it afterall. I have to attend a Mentor's training at Fort Stewart for the Georgia Youth Challend this weekend, and we're leaving town Thursday. (I have two former students at Youth Challenge who are in "bootcamp" now, and this weekend is the last training available.)

Hope you guys have a great time. We'll do it again next month, and don't forget April 6 in Conyers.

**Splash_4** · 19th February 07, 03:13 PM

That is too bad Jim! However, you will be more profitably engaged! We will need to do another kilt night in March as one of my new Tanks will be here on the 9th. Hope you have a good time too and we will lift one for you as well as Chris during our time together!

**turpin** · 20th February 07, 04:59 PM

Since we all appreciate the diversity of kilt accessories out there and can't realistically handle them all to see what they are really like, I suggest everyone who comes bring one or two extra items that you either have made, make to sell, or have bought from a non-typical source, such as sock dreams, WPG, etc. A little show and tell, so to speak.

**cavscout** · 20th February 07, 05:46 PM

That's a good idea Turpin! I'm looking forward to seeing your sporrans, Mike's Sgain Dubh, and Alan's (Renegade Kilts) kilts.

If we could get Mikes Dad to go in business with us, we'd have quite a hub of Scottish Accessories right here in Atlanta. Of course, after we take all our products for ourselves would we have anything left to sell

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