Hello All from Arizona

**Pour1Malt** · 6th August 07, 08:40 AM

walcome tae the rabble!

**mkmound** · 6th August 07, 09:24 AM

Originally Posted by Dunnigan

New to this forum, new to all forums, and fairly new to kilts. Bought an inexpensive tartan as a lark and now I can't stop! Started making my own now out of non-traditional material and can't stop! Bought a new sewing machine and gobs if material, not wearing much for trousers anymore, also found out I have legs, God help me I can't stop! This is the greatest thing since sex!

First of all,

from North Texas!

Secondly, we understand your delimna and we're here to help you out! We have a twelve step program to help you with your additiction . . .

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**TimC** · 6th August 07, 09:45 AM

Welcome to the madness and the addiction!

-Tim

**Big Paul** · 6th August 07, 10:20 AM

**Ayin McFye** · 6th August 07, 02:49 PM

Another Big Welcome from Arizona! Down in the east Valley in the area of Mesa,Tempe,Gilbert,Chandler. I pretty much live on the 4 corners area of the East Valley. Like a few have said, make sure to let us know when you may be coming down to the valley and we may be able to get together. Also keep an eye open for upcoming kilt nights. Welcome again!

**macwilkin** · 6th August 07, 06:40 PM

Welcome from the son of a genuine native Arizonan, born in Prescott, raised in Ash Fork. I spent my summers as a kid in North PHX up by Metrocenter/35th & Peoria!

We used to go through Parker all the time on the way to Lake Havasu to see London Bridge.

Cheers,

Todd*

* Who grew up in a home where the name Buckey O'Neill was spoken in hushed tones.

**Arizona Scot** · 23rd August 07, 05:01 PM

Just singed up with x-marks the
scot, I am looking into my first kilt and just recently started to look into my Scottish heritage. Looking forward to hearing from you all.

**ChromeScholar** · 23rd August 07, 05:06 PM

Hi, from Prescott Valley, up the hill from you, Arizona Scot. My first two kilts have been Stillwater Kilts (an economy and a thrifty). I've been pleased with both. They have fairly traditional styling, good quality, and low cost. The drawback is the limited selection of tartans.

**Ayin McFye** · 24th August 07, 08:36 AM

Originally Posted by Arizona Scot

Just singed up with x-marks the
scot, I am looking into my first kilt and just recently started to look into my Scottish heritage. Looking forward to hearing from you all.

Welcome from Mesa/Chandler Arizona as well! We have kilt nights all the time here in the valley. We normally go to Fibber Magee's on Dobson and Elliot. We have a group of about 20-30 of us that get together on a regular basis and go out and have fun in kilts. I'll send you a private message with more info.

Welcome though to Xmarks!