I am wearing an "Ancient Ross" tartan kilt from my brother John.
Audrey is learning a kids version of the "sheaf toss", a traditional Scottish athletic event.
After a while I had to bribe everyone to stay and listen to the pipe bands. It worked.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Oot n aboot
We recently spent a fun Saturday at the San Diego Highland Games. I could have listened to the pipe band competition all day. Valerie's favorite part was learning the folk dancing. We also got a kick out of the sheep dog trials.
I am wearing an "Ancient Ross" tartan kilt from my brother John.
Audrey is learning a kids version of the "sheaf toss", a traditional Scottish athletic event.
After a while I had to bribe everyone to stay and listen to the pipe bands. It worked.
I am wearing an "Ancient Ross" tartan kilt from my brother John.
Audrey is learning a kids version of the "sheaf toss", a traditional Scottish athletic event.After a while I had to bribe everyone to stay and listen to the pipe bands. It worked.
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3 comments:
Hmmmm...if I remember the BYU days, that's not the first time you've worn a kilt.
Looks like your family had a lot of fun, G.
i love scotts...specificially gerard butler
Awesome. Reminds me of playing the "bagpipes" in high school and of that chanter you had--what did David Mesa say it sounded like when you played, "killing turkeys"? :)
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