Combining tradition with comfort, this kilt will be sure to get a lot of us. Whether your laboring over greased gears in the shop and primped in your favorite finery for evening social, all eyes will be on your uniquely leather sporran clad kilt.
Perfect for Steampunk and Goth Fashions, Neo Victorian styling, as well as SCA and LARP enthusiasts.
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Illustration i did for my friend Toby’s Birthday
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- me: eats a snack while making a snack
I fixed it.
I found this cat skinless in the local high school’s dumpster.
Now it is in a bucket of bleach, peroxide, and love.
Adrian, you are wanted in Sal and Dinos club.
The don is not going to be pleased
Bespoke Steampunk Workman’s Sport Kilt with Sporran LARP
Caber Toss on Flickr.
Via Flickr:
North Berwick Highland Games 2003
Appearing on Scotland’s Highland Games
Tossing the caber
The caber toss has come to almost symbolise the Highland games and no gathering anywhere in the world would be complete without it.
In the caber toss, a full length log, usually made of Scots pine, is stood upright and lifted by the competitor using both hands under the bottom of the caber to rest against their body.
The competitor then runs forward, building momentum, before tossing the caber into the air so that it turns end over end with the upper end landing before the end originally held by the competitor follows through and hits the ground.
The aim is for the caber to land in line with the original run. If it is straight the toss is said to be in the 12 o’clock position. Competitors are judged on how closely their toss lands to 12 o’clock.
