Hello from the tail of the Selkirk Mountains.

[pamtnman]

I think we are going to enjoy you here, Walaw. Do you wear a kilt and sporran to funerals? What town or area was your kin from? I have spent a lot of time in Scotland, from east to west, most of it by driving. Of course I have no Scots in me, only some Irish, which some say is the same, but I know it is not. For example, the Irish pipes are sweet sounding, and also capable of thrilling the listener. The Irish gave the bagpipes to the Scots, and the Scots never got the joke.

 

[pamtnman]

Of course we must give the pipers their due when they do it right

 

[Walaw717]

I think we are going to enjoy you here, Walaw. Do you wear a kilt and sporran to funerals? What town or area was your kin from? I have spent a lot of time in Scotland, from east to west, most of it by driving. Of course I have no Scots in me, only some Irish, which some say is the same, but I know it is not. For example, the Irish pipes are sweet sounding, and also capable of thrilling the listener. The Irish gave the bagpipes to the Scots, and the Scots never got the joke.

LMAO. Ulleann pipes are sweet too. Family was from Stirling just north of. George Law was one of the Prince's chaplains. Rotted in jail. He was from Inverness. Yes I wear the full set on formal occasions

 

[pamtnman]

LMAO. Ulleann pipes are sweet too. Family was from Stirling just north of. George Law was one of the Prince's chaplains. Rotted in jail. He was from Inverness. Yes I wear the full set on formal occasions

You are my kind of Scotsman, Mr Law. Probably my kind of American, too. Welcome

 

[pilot]

Don't get my scots up. My family were sent here as a result of Culloden.

Mine, also. My ancestor was liberated from the English prisoner ship by the French. Released in the Caribbean and made his way to Virginia. His first and last name were the same as mine, purely by coincidence.

 

[kelljp]

Welcome from East TN