Kilted Geocachers

8.4k · January 2, 2006

What makes folks want to cache in a kilt?

I've seen some pretty cool ones lately and I just might break down and get one for myself... (at least in time for Saxman's next campout.)

Show your pics of yourself and/or others geocaching in kilts.

January 2, 2006

Show your pics of yourself and/or others geocaching in kilts.

*swoon*

oh, yes...please do!

6.1k · January 2, 2006

I just attended a wedding on news year's eve in which the groom and all the men in the wedding party were wearing kilts. The groom is not a geocacher, but as my wedding gift was a Garmin E-trex legend, we shall see...

5.9k · January 2, 2006

January 2, 2006

Thank you for posting the pics, love those kilts!

January 2, 2006

Darn broken search feature! If I ever decide I want a boyfriend, I'd be making him some kilts!

January 2, 2006

Well...helloooooooo boys! LOL

Nice pics!

7.3k · January 2, 2006

My hubby.

Edited January 2, 2006 by Ambrosia

January 2, 2006

Alas, they do not make a kilt large enough to cover my "Hugh Jazz."

If I did wear a kilt around these h'year parts, I'd be sure to strap on a "Hugh Jazz" shootin' iron. The locals don't take kindly to dudes wearin' 'skirts' around here.

6.4k · January 2, 2006

If I did wear a kilt around these h'year parts, I'd be sure to strap on a "Hugh Jazz" shootin' iron. The locals don't take kindly to dudes wearin' 'skirts' around here.

People are pretty weirded out by it here in CT too, especially when I wore mine while caching in ritzy Greenwich. That's the best part about it! :lol:

Our wedding, which was a terrain 5 geocaching event.

Caching in Greenwich.

At our monthly Wings & Beer event.

9.4k · January 2, 2006

I'm hoping to add a Utilikilt to the wardrobe this year, since I only have the one (pictured above) now.

9.4k · January 2, 2006

Oh, and Snoogans, leave the bowling ball at home if you attend this year's campout :lol:

1.7k · January 2, 2006

Find your own kilt at Utilikilt.

2.5k · January 2, 2006

Post Pic For Free Kilted Cacher Geocoin Thread

Hey I Markwelled without search.

Edited January 2, 2006 by Airmapper

4.5k · January 2, 2006

My my Snoogans! :lol:

Are you just trying to get in good with the ladies by getting unsuspecting geocaching males to post their pics here, or,,, is there a side to you the rest of us don't know about???

p.s. sorry girls, i certainly don't have the legs for this.

7.3k · January 2, 2006

Post Pic For Free Kilted Cacher Geocoin Thread

Hey I Markwelled without search.

Aack! I never knew about that contest.

1.5k · January 2, 2006

A- Thanks to Snoogans for wanting to know about kilts and not naked cachers

B- That would be a VERY interesting greeting to GW4...Snoogans in a kilt...then of course Cujo needs one also.

9.4k · January 2, 2006

Post Pic For Free Kilted Cacher Geocoin Thread

Hey I Markwelled without search.

Is that still going on? I received my coin some time ago

1.8k · January 2, 2006

Don't you have to be Scottish to wear a kilt ? Or drunk ...

January 2, 2006

*swoon*

oh, yes...please do!

That is such a surprise coming from you, 4LC.

January 2, 2006

*swoon*

oh, yes...please do!

That is such a surprise coming from you, 4LC.

*blush*

hi, Mr. 0...

caught me....

1.8k · January 2, 2006

Also, do wear underpants with a kilt? Or is it 'el natural'.

7.3k · January 2, 2006

At the WSGA 2005 Summer Campout:

RWW had just ordered his camo kilt, so wasn't able to wear it yet.

9.4k · January 3, 2006

Don't you have to be Scottish to wear a kilt ? Or drunk ...

No, that's a common misconception. Drunk Irishmen also wear kilts

My ancestry is both Irish and Scottish (and quite a few others) but it isn't a requirement to wear an unbifurcated garment.

2.5k · January 3, 2006

Post Pic For Free Kilted Cacher Geocoin Thread

Hey I Markwelled without search.

Is that still going on? I received my coin some time ago

I think it's over with, but that thread has a lot of guys in kilts. (Snoog's not one of them.)

9.4k · January 3, 2006

Post Pic For Free Kilted Cacher Geocoin Thread

Hey I Markwelled without search.

Is that still going on? I received my coin some time ago

I think it's over with, but that thread has a lot of guys in kilts. (Snoog's not one of them.)

I know he isn't in one. Look at the picture in the OP. Snoogans is the one in jeans.

January 3, 2006

What makes folks want to cache in a kilt?

Female tendencies? being toooo in touch w/ thier feminine side? <_<

No...j/k ... I have thought of getting one myself. I regularly attend/volunteer at the Triad Highland Games in Greensboro, NC. My wife has found her/our clan and if I wanted I could have a clan-correct kilt. One of the Ulility-Kilts would be cool too.But a 4 ft. tall 400 lbs. man in a kilt ain't a pretty thought....or site!

Matt

I was looking at my post and my avatar......

I would imagine it would be highly entertaining to watch me get in and out of a much lifted Samurai while trying to remain modest.

Edited January 3, 2006 by Lizooki

January 3, 2006

I belong to a group that recreates the Middle Ages so seeing guys in kilts is no big deal. What is a big deal though is when guys decide to go 'comando' then don't know how to sit down properly. Please if you wear the kilt, learn to sit because people don't want to see your bits and pieces or your undies. <_<

Thank-you

January 3, 2006

I own a few kilts. I have though about wearing my utilikilt geocaching, but have not yet. If you wear a utilikilt you should wear shorts that are the same color under it. Because the utilikilt is so light I find that it is very easy for the wind to blow my utilikilt up. I do not have that problem with any of my other kilts.

5.9k · January 3, 2006

I own a few kilts. I have though about wearing my utilikilt geocaching, but have not yet. If you wear a utilikilt you should wear shorts that are the same color under it. Because the utilikilt is so light I find that it is very easy for the wind to blow my utilikilt up. I do not have that problem with any of my other kilts.

I wear boxers under mine, not because the wind might blow it up, but because there are certain body parts that I do not want resting on a public bench or chair.

7.3k · January 3, 2006

I belong to a group that recreates the Middle Ages so seeing guys in kilts is no big deal. What is a big deal though is when guys decide to go 'comando' then don't know how to sit down properly. Please if you wear the kilt, learn to sit because people don't want to see your bits and pieces or your undies.

Thank-you

My husband wears shorts under his.

2.6k · January 5, 2006

I've thought about getting a kilt. My great grandfather is Clan McGregor.

However I hate it when white folk wear indian stuff because their great grandmother was an indian princess. :rolleyes:

9.5k · January 5, 2006

Hey Leatherman! LTNS!

leatherman Posted on Jan 4 2006, 05:10 PM
I've thought about getting a kilt. My great grandfather is Clan McGregor.

However I hate it when white folk wear indian stuff because their great grandmother was an indian princess.

Looking at it with a different perspective; It's all a part of recognizing your heritage and the culture that comes with it and there's nothing wrong with that.

5.9k · January 5, 2006

I've thought about getting a kilt. My great grandfather is Clan McGregor.
However I hate it when white folk wear indian stuff because their great grandmother was an indian princess.

That's why I wear a Utilikilt, there is no heritage in them, just free swinging comfort.

7.3k · January 5, 2006

I've thought about getting a kilt. My great grandfather is Clan McGregor.
However I hate it when white folk wear indian stuff because their great grandmother was an indian princess.

That's why I wear a Utilikilt, there is no heritage in them, just free swinging comfort.

Just what I was going to say, criminal. (Except for the swinging part ) :rolleyes:

2.6k · January 5, 2006

Back to the first pic. Where is it taken? Who is Saxman? The guy with the kilt on the right looks very much like D. Garvie.

7.3k · January 5, 2006

L-R: I don't know, Square Bear?, TeamGPSaxaphone (Saxman or Saxy or Sax), and Snoogans.

Edit as you will everyone, cause I don't really know what I'm talking about! :rolleyes:

Edited January 5, 2006 by Ambrosia

9.4k · January 5, 2006

Back to the first pic. Where is it taken? Who is Saxman? The guy with the kilt on the right looks very much like D. Garvie.

Left to right:

Dr123d, SquareBear (or Ray of Ray and Rose), Sax (me), and Snoogans

7.3k · January 5, 2006

Back to the first pic. Where is it taken? Who is Saxman? The guy with the kilt on the right looks very much like D. Garvie.

Left to right:

Dr123d, SquareBear (or Ray of Ray and Rose), Sax (me), and Snoogans

Well thanks for clearing that up for me, saxy! After I posted all those pictures of Squar Bear earlier in this thread, I was going wacko, cause I kept thinking that he was Ray and Rose. Now I get it! :yikes: Glad to know that I'm not crazy, after all. :rolleyes:

9.4k · January 5, 2006

Glad to know that I'm not crazy, after all.

I'm not so sure about that

7.3k · January 5, 2006

Glad to know that I'm not crazy, after all.

I'm not so sure about that

Takes on to know one. :yikes:

9.4k · January 5, 2006

I belong to a group that recreates the Middle Ages so seeing guys in kilts is no big deal. What is a big deal though is when guys decide to go 'comando' then don't know how to sit down properly. Please if you wear the kilt, learn to sit because people don't want to see your bits and pieces or your undies.

Thank-you

No one's gonna see my undies :rolleyes:

January 5, 2006

Canadian Kilts don't exist. Brrr!

7.3k · January 5, 2006

Canadian Kilts don't exist. Brrr!

Except for Nova Scotia. :rolleyes:

9.4k · January 5, 2006

Canadian Kilts don't exist. Brrr!

It's not kilt season in Colorado right now, but will be in about 5 months :rolleyes:

January 5, 2006

As much as I think men in kilts look cool, I just can't see the rednecks in southern Ohio tolerating them (no offense to anyone intended). :rolleyes:

Hey, Kilted Cacher, do you get shot at much down there in KY?

7.3k · January 5, 2006

You see people every once in a while in Seattle wearing kilts, just walking down the street.

January 6, 2006

Canadian Kilts don't exist. Brrr!

Except for Nova Scotia.

Oh there is a few people around Canada that drag out their kilts once and a while. Nova Scotia more often than the rest. I even saw a guy in Walmart the other day but I am pretty sure his was a skirt. It was a burgundy number with ruffles accented with fur trimmed combat boots and he was near the case holding the GPSs but I am sure that doesnt count.

I am ukranian and honestly I wouldn't be caught dead caching in traditional garb.

January 17, 2006

I know my husband would never be caught dead or alive in a kilt. Even though he has the legs for it..........If he shaves them. <_<

Besides I worked with a guy who wore a kilt to work one day. Then he had to climb a ladder, while I held it for him.

Don't ask.

January 17, 2006

I haven't been caching in a kilt, but I'd certainly consider it. I did get married in a kilt and where mine to many special events.

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