Scotland

tino_11 wrote:

I wish you hadn't just said that, I'm sitting here deciding what to buy from the supermarket for dinner and now I want haggis!!!

We have just finished a Stollen, you should be able to get that over there.

tino_11 wrote:Well pointed out Dave, usually a hunting tartan is not worn for a eveningwear, however it is more commonplace these days and is perfectly acceptable for a wedding.

Shows how much I know, I thought it was ancient and modern :oops:

Eljay wrote:

tino_11 wrote:Well pointed out Dave, usually a hunting tartan is not worn for a eveningwear, however it is more commonplace these days and is perfectly acceptable for a wedding.

Shows how much I know, I thought it was ancient and modern :oops:

Soooo, Red, and dead, up until the Jacobite rebellion, then Green, and serene thereafter??? :wink:

Eljay wrote:

tino_11 wrote:Well pointed out Dave, usually a hunting tartan is not worn for a eveningwear, however it is more commonplace these days and is perfectly acceptable for a wedding.

Shows how much I know, I thought it was ancient and modern :oops:

It's actually a combination of all four:

Ancient and Modern reflects the pattern through history, and Hunting and Dress reflects day(practical) and night(formal) or some such. So you can have a Modern Hunting for example, which mine is.

AllyG wrote:How do I get the Welsh flag up?

Ally

The flag is normally attached to by a length of rope which is attached to a pully which you pull and the flag rises :wink:

Allan Rough

Dave McPherson

2 very good reasons why Scots should never be taken seriously

Tony_H wrote:Allan Rough

Dave McPherson

2 very good reasons why Scots should never be taken seriously

Allan Rough now that brings back memories, Rough by name and by goalkeeping skills :D

He set the benchmark for Scottish goalkeepers. Jim Leighton must have been one of his students.