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| Held on January 28, 2018 this was the first year that Sir John A’s Great Canadian Kilt Skate was held in Toronto. The Toronto Scots joined with five other cities across Canada that have been hosting kilt skates since 2015. The first ones were organized by the Scottish Society of Ottawa to honour the 200th birthday of Canada’s first Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald. |
Tuesday, February 06, 2018
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Thank you for the explanatory note. I like the expression of this portrait, and I adore Scot.
ReplyDeleteOh, how fun is that, they skate in skirts? With nothing underneath? :))
ReplyDeleteI love ice skating, but doing it in a short skirt seems...ill-advised!
ReplyDeletethis Floridian says, 'No thanks. Not one bit.'
ReplyDeleteOkay. There's an explanation for everything I guess. Not sure it makes much sense. I wouldn't be seen in a kilt if it kilt me!
ReplyDelete...drafty?
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful photo! However, all I can think of is falling on the ice (which I would surely do) and landing with bare skin on the ice. Ouch!
ReplyDeleteWhat is kept does not die.
ReplyDeleteKilt Skate! How fun...falling might be a little cold...
ReplyDeleteA kilt skate is a new one to me!
ReplyDeleteI never heard about this, Andy!
ReplyDeleteToo bad you missed out. They were giving out free slices of cake.
DeleteSkating in a kilt, might be interesting to watch
ReplyDeleteWe need some kilts in my area. Plenty of Scottish heritage.
ReplyDeleteI have worn kilts to parties, but I am not sure they mix well with ice skates. Great shot. Is he wearing his long underwear?
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