You are a careful liar Head klansman McLeod Isle of Skye dunvegan Castle I'm first in line I'm in charge of all Clans I stand beside the Stewart family Reigns and rules Northern parts of Scotland irule West Point Scotland how are you lad And losses I'm just letting myself be known coming out of hiding will be on my land I just saw the color TV set thought I'd knock on your door stand with me
No armor plaits no huge as thick shoulder armor, no huge bastard swords, No armored fucking Horses!, just a kilt and cloth yet we still managed to wreck the English back into next week, now that's a fucking true warrior.
the last time the Scottish fought against English knights was at the battle of Flodden, the Scottish were massacred and their king was killed. Also they would have been wearing plate armour anyway, this sort of attire wouldn't have been used against Knights.
***** The weapons however aren't 17th or 18th century (aside from the backsword). Conzo referred to knights so I did as well, I do know that this clothing isn't 16th century in anyway and is more akin to what was worn during the Jacobite rebellion, hence why I said "this sort of attire wouldn't have been used against knights". I probably could of mentioned the Battle of Solway moss as well where the same thing happened, but I don't think knights were used at that point.
Wm Wallace and many of the warriors who fought the English didn't dress this way. They were of "The Border" a place that knew no peace for over 1500 yrs, and they were horsemen.
Fascinating information. Part of my family is Scottish lineage and since I adore Billy Connolly and those who speak like he does ... love the accent so much ... I am having a good time watching this video.
I had no idea how multipurpose the scottish plaid is, and how intricate to fold! This grand man is doing God's work, spreading the enthusiasm of Scottish culture, if I was his student, I'd be stoked on Scottish history for the rest of my life.
@Bo Zi Then you have no understanding of this world you live in. Are you trying to be a fool you do know that the romans soldiers wore tunics that are almost identical to this style of kilt. They must of been bitches too. Mate you are a modern day fuckin idiot
@@leighjordine4031 He has a video on his channel of him stalking an old man for no reason, he's clearly just a sad pathetic person no need arguing with him.
I am writing an article about Viking Age swords at the moment for my Masters- I think the inter-cultural exchange of technologies and artwork on weapons is indeed fascinating. Great video !
Good video. Interesting use of the kilt with the pleating and folding. I liked how you used the weapons as well as I didn't know much about the lochaber axe. Nasty weapon! The basket hilted sword with the targe and dirk was interesting to me as I wear those but was never shown how to use them. I wear them as part of a uniform in our pipe band. GOOD VIDEO! I'd give you an A+
Men look GREAT in kilts.....................Highlander. The scottish accent is sublime. That was a hell of a lot of fabric, but then I could see why, as they could wear them like a cloak. Who knew? But a great idea. Could have doubled as a blanket too. Great video, informative & interesting.
My Gradfather wore his kilt like that. I have only seen 3 others wear it like that. One was a sheep farmer when I was a boy. I never knew how my Grandad tied it. it was so efficient to wotk in and do the things he did. Thank you for this video. I never knew what the belted fabric was called. He wore one on occasions. I may have to get me wee lass to braid me one of those.
Great video, I always wondered how the kilt turned into a cloak, and now I know! I went to Scotland for two weeks as a family vacation, and now I embrace my Scottish roots much more. I got a kilt (for 50 pounds at the Crieff Highland Games, a full 8 yard too!), and have been wearing it on special occasions, though I'm starting to wear it more regularly. I've also been learning Gaelic, but I only know some basic sayings. I would do almost anything though for a formal lesson!
I love how your brother showed how to make a REAL kilt. It seems most cut the fabric lengthwise, then sew the pleats down. Their kilts look like something I'd find at Kohls. This seems more realistic and a lot easier. Thank your brother for sharing. :)
That pole arm is similar to the Swiss and English halberd or as a matter of fact it looks like a combination of the Viking pole axe and the English bill hook the only difference being. That it has an actual meat hook near the tip ,but I must say it looks very different from similar weapons of the period thus it has its own Scottish style.
Fantastic vid. Thanks. I live in a small town in north of Norway. There's a big biker dude here with scottish family. Sometimes he wears a kilt at parties. All the people just watch in amazement. They and i are so jealous. Fantastic clothes, accent and music. If i started to wear viking clothes the others would laugh their ass off but kilts are supercool.
Always great to be back and how is everybody it's cold in Canada but I'm enjoying the snow and it's a great sport in the snow to see couples cuddling and a lot of years and a lot of other sports and how was my homelands Scotland that I miss so much I can't wait to return very soon now yours truly head clansmen McCloud
What a true son of Scotland, carrying on the traditions of fighting, the art that the scots excelled in, and the art that bought us our freedom, makes me even more proud to be Scottish
Today I was teaching my class of 5 children with autism about Scotland. I visited in 2005 with people to people student ambassadors as a teacher leader. As I was preping for my lesson I knew I wanted to show them Kilts because we had such a wonderful presenter while we were in Kenmore, Scotland and he made it so interesting. I was so surprised to find your video because your brother was the presenter I had! it made it all that much more special to share the video with my class!
@wedingo Not sure about width but traditional kilts are approx. 1 x 9 yards (hence the term, the whole nine yards). That one may be the 9 yard done as a great kilt (60in x 4 1/2 yards - note: also 9 yards total). The long length can be longer than 4 1/2 to accommodate larger waists.
This video was great- would love to see a more involved one (what they did & how they did it & why). What about the sgian dubh? How would someone draw & use that? I can't figure it out or find any answers.
Hey Alan, I caught u an Jamie an the lads at the Alba West bike show in Drymen. I'm a born and bred Glaswegian and even I learned a load from ur demonstrations, keep up the good work and spread the knowledge................I am the son of the son of the son of the son ;-)
That doesn't look too difficult. But then again, a warrior can't be taking forever to get dressed, so it makes sense. I'm glad there are people keeping draped clothing alive.
Great video, thanks! I've always wondered what the greatkilts actually were, and how they were worn, so thanks for showing that. But at 4:19 you have one piece over a shoulder, how do you do that? Nice weapons too! I hadn't seen a Lochaber axe before.
Awesome! What is the Krish belt? An addittional belt to hold up the kilt? Are you going make a video on the scottish wrestling or unarmed combat used by the warriors of ancient Scotland? Will you be at the big homecoming in Holyrood in July?
The kilt was far more than I ever thought it was. As a reenactor myself I portray a hiberno Norse Viking and use a plaid and frilled cloak I'm thinking now that the cloaks might well of been much larger than we use ?.
Greetings klansman I am head clansmen McCloud Isle of Skye dunvegan Castle I stand beside the Stewart family Rules northern part of Scotland school website I'm in charge of all Clans I'm just welcoming everybody I'm also coming out of hiding very soon you know our heritage how strong are family greetings
Thanks for showing how to properly pleat a full-plaid. I have a blackwatch tartan in my basement and I couldn't for the life of me figure-out how it was worn without just wrapping it into a toga.
Just bought a kilt from Edinburgh two days ago & came across this ! Totally different ! Surprised about your kilt (obviously mines got belts attached and things). Didnt know a sporran was for food but thinking about it... What was the small bag on your belt. Also what about the Sgian-dubh, that goes in your sock ? Did they have archers & crossbowers also ? Oh & what about Irish tartan ? Did irish warriors wear the same attire ?
Scottish clan weapons my name is head cleansing MacLeod Isle of Skye Scotland Dunvegan castle my mother is McClure princess my father Prince McLeod we don't call ourselves prince or princess I understand but just let you know who I am but I enjoyed your view of Clan history thank you kindly your great loss great warrior we need men like you to teach our history
wow, had no idea a traditional style kilt was so intricate to put on! very informative video thanks for putting it up, i have Scottish as well as Irish ancestors, seems like there wasn't much they did that wasn't really difficult. pardon me if i missed it, but was there a practical reason for making the pleats, or just for visual effect?
My Ancestors are from Krickbride Scotland in North West Scotland I still have my ggg grandfather's basket helt sword and his durk and small axe and I'm proud we fought the English they treated the Scottish like animals
What's the name or use of the other small bag hanging off your belt not the Sporran The thing that looks like it has a gold ring above it the camera looks directly at it but you never said what was.
Hope things are going better for you health wise .Glad to have found this video again. I first found it a year ago or better on another (historical?) website. Do you happen to know where that site is? As I recall it had other good links on it. P.S The Clann An Drumma tune is great. Thanks for posting.
thanks for providing me with ancestral and historical knowledge :) i dont know when i'd need to take up arms like that, but at least now i know how my people fought XD and good gods i'd love to do this for a living!
@d00ft do you know much about clan blair whether they are considered a highland or lowland clan,i know about clan ross my farthers side but my grandfarther kenneth blair died when my mother was young we know nothing about the blair clan history,ive seen bits and bobs on the net.cheers : ) interesting video keep up the good work
@d00ft Great vids...thank you for sharing! Is your brother part of a historical group or does it do it on his own? I'd like to find out more about the clans and their wars/military heritage. Thanks again, best of luck with the degree and better health!
Fantastic demonstration. I really appreciate the historical info being presented by such a giant badass. I see that there is a big ol 2 handed type claymore amongst the weapons there. Do you have a video demonstrating the use of that? I have been searching for a while and there is very little info on it's proper use. Thanks!
@d00ft Yes indeed Bother, I agree, Im from Nova Scotia (New Scotland) I am proud to be part of two clans into our Famly lines, not to mention Irish LMAO. I'm MacAskill a sept of Maleod of Harris and Clan Cochrane of Earl DunDonald. So Im with ya on what folks think is real or not. Great video, keep them coming.
this is a great video...im going to scotland this summer to learn more about my clans history..i keep finding that its really confusing...for example during the jacobite uprising the nobles in my clan supported the government...while the actual everyday clansmen supported the jacobites..i also have highlanders and lowlanders in my clan which is also extremely confusing lol..before the renaissance tho my clan was very patriotic and signed the declaration of arbroath so im very proud of that:D
My ancestor Herbertus was the Camerarius Regis Scotaie (Chamberlain to King of Scots) under David the 1st. True story. He took the names De Camera and.....Camerarius, that went on to become Clan Cameron. Camerons are all a mix of lowland Scots and Normans.
Greetings Clansman Iron Head clansmen McCloud dunvegan Castle Isle of Skye I stand with the Stewart family side by side I'm in charge of all Clans I greet you I'm first in line I welcome you iReal West part of Scotland
I've been wearing a great kilt every chance I get for the past several years, but I've never seen it worn that way before. I have to admit it looks a lot easier to carry than with the full sash.
How does one "earn" a Krishe belt? Cool video, I have been wearing my great kilt for years doing colonial american history reenacting and am still learning new ways to fold and tuck!
@lewismurray1 you can legally own a sword which has been traditionally hand crafted by the methods indigenous to the area with which it represents. This means you can own a Katana so long as it's made the traditional way... Which means shelling out at least a couple of hundred quid for one. The idea of this law is that it prevents the sale and ownership of cheap replica swords which are the ones commonly used in gang cultures (although it is more common for them to use kitchen utensils than swo
@d00ft Thank you soooo much for the program. I think the best way to learn would be going back to Scotland and taking up my great great aunts offer of teaching me. Maybe I should get a foreign workers visa....
I met Alan today. A total gentlemen & a fountain of knowledge. Doesn't hurt that he looks the part too!
Great culture,im admire too much all of this!
The music,landscapes,people and history of course!
You are a careful liar
Head klansman McLeod Isle of Skye dunvegan Castle
I'm first in line I'm in charge of all Clans I stand beside the Stewart family Reigns and rules Northern parts of Scotland irule West Point Scotland how are you lad
And losses
I'm just letting myself be known coming out of hiding will be on my land I just saw the color TV set thought I'd knock on your door stand with me
No armor plaits no huge as thick shoulder armor, no huge bastard swords, No armored fucking Horses!, just a kilt and cloth yet we still managed to wreck the English back into next week, now that's a fucking true warrior.
the last time the Scottish fought against English knights was at the battle of Flodden, the Scottish were massacred and their king was killed. Also they would have been wearing plate armour anyway, this sort of attire wouldn't have been used against Knights.
***** The weapons however aren't 17th or 18th century (aside from the backsword). Conzo referred to knights so I did as well, I do know that this clothing isn't 16th century in anyway and is more akin to what was worn during the Jacobite rebellion, hence why I said "this sort of attire wouldn't have been used against knights". I probably could of mentioned the Battle of Solway moss as well where the same thing happened, but I don't think knights were used at that point.
also rome and the vikings. although picts didn't have kilts, rather trews.
Wm Wallace and many of the warriors who fought the English didn't dress this way. They were of "The Border" a place that knew no peace for over 1500 yrs, and they were horsemen.
yeah they're like the European. gladiators get it they never worn pants
Fascinating information. Part of my family is Scottish lineage and since I adore Billy Connolly and those who speak like he does ... love the accent so much ... I am having a good time watching this video.
I had no idea how multipurpose the scottish plaid is, and how intricate to fold! This grand man is doing God's work, spreading the enthusiasm of Scottish culture, if I was his student, I'd be stoked on Scottish history for the rest of my life.
Awesome video! I did not know the back of the Kilt was pulled up for a jacket!
Is anybody else reading the comments in their head with a Scottish accent
I really like the look of a kilt on a man. Makes a man look like a true warrior.
@Bo Zi 😂 you're a funnyman
What do you mean true men dont wear skirts its not a skirt. Infact this was before the skirt had been invented.
@Bo Zi Then you have no understanding of this world you live in. Are you trying to be a fool you do know that the romans soldiers wore tunics that are almost identical to this style of kilt. They must of been bitches too. Mate you are a modern day fuckin idiot
@@leighjordine4031 He has a video on his channel of him stalking an old man for no reason, he's clearly just a sad pathetic person no need arguing with him.
Bo Zi cringe
What happened to ye get beat by a man in a kilt?
You make us all proud .the best to you and your family
Charming, amusing, and funny. I enjoyed watching this.
Ole, ole y ole... Eres un maestro!!!!
Ole, ole y ole... You´re a great Master!!!!!
Thank you for all....!!!
I am writing an article about Viking Age swords at the moment for my Masters- I think the inter-cultural exchange of technologies and artwork on weapons is indeed fascinating. Great video !
Good video. Interesting use of the kilt with the pleating and folding. I liked how you used the weapons as well as I didn't know much about the lochaber axe. Nasty weapon!
The basket hilted sword with the targe and dirk was interesting to me as I wear those but was never shown how to use them. I wear them as part of a uniform in our pipe band.
GOOD VIDEO! I'd give you an A+
Men look GREAT in kilts.....................Highlander. The scottish accent is sublime. That was a hell of a lot of fabric, but then I could see why, as they could wear them like a cloak. Who knew? But a great idea. Could have doubled as a blanket too. Great video, informative & interesting.
We Scots not only think we are the best. we ken we are. Greetings to you. SAOR ALBA GU BRATH.
My Gradfather wore his kilt like that. I have only seen 3 others wear it like that. One was a sheep farmer when I was a boy. I never knew how my Grandad tied it. it was so efficient to wotk in and do the things he did.
Thank you for this video.
I never knew what the belted fabric was called. He wore one on occasions. I may have to get me wee lass to braid me one of those.
SCOTTISH AND PROUD!!!!
Great video, I always wondered how the kilt turned into a cloak, and now I know! I went to Scotland for two weeks as a family vacation, and now I embrace my Scottish roots much more. I got a kilt (for 50 pounds at the Crieff Highland Games, a full 8 yard too!), and have been wearing it on special occasions, though I'm starting to wear it more regularly. I've also been learning Gaelic, but I only know some basic sayings. I would do almost anything though for a formal lesson!
I love how your brother showed how to make a REAL kilt. It seems most cut the fabric lengthwise, then sew the pleats down. Their kilts look like something I'd find at Kohls. This seems more realistic and a lot easier. Thank your brother for sharing. :)
Loved the info & demonstration about the kilt. Thanks for posting!
That pole arm is similar to the Swiss and English halberd or as a matter of fact it looks like a combination of the Viking pole axe and the English bill hook the only difference being. That it has an actual meat hook near the tip ,but I must say it looks very different from similar weapons of the period thus it has its own Scottish style.
Your brother does this for a living? What a cool job!
Fantastic vid. Thanks.
I live in a small town in north of Norway. There's a big biker dude here with scottish family. Sometimes he wears a kilt at parties. All the people just watch in amazement. They and i are so jealous. Fantastic clothes, accent and music. If i started to wear viking clothes the others would laugh their ass off but kilts are supercool.
Saor Alba Gu Brath !!!
Very interesting ! As I am watching the Outlander'series, it is more easey to understand the scothish traditions in the 18th century. Thank You
You answered my question. I didn't think they were THAT easy to make. Thanks for sharing.
Always great to be back and how is everybody it's cold in Canada but I'm enjoying the snow and it's a great sport in the snow to see couples cuddling and a lot of years and a lot of other sports and how was my homelands Scotland that I miss so much I can't wait to return very soon now yours truly head clansmen McCloud
Greeting Mister Scott :) so sweet are you Sir Alan Torrance and Miss Debra Torrance :)
What a true son of Scotland, carrying on the traditions of fighting, the art that the scots excelled in, and the art that bought us our freedom, makes me even more proud to be Scottish
I am impressed, Scotsman.
A highlander w/thick Glasga accent is just amazing. Love it!
Jasus, dont hurt the gal.
Thanks for the upload, been looking for something like this for a while.
Verry informative, I've always wanted a more thorough understanding of the kilt!
THANK YOU FOR EDUCATING ME I DIDNT KNOW A KILT WAS SO VERSATILE
Very cool video-your voice made my heart skip a beat!
Greetings klansman Ironhead Clansman MacLeod Isle of Skye dunvegan Castle
This was wonderful, ty!
Today I was teaching my class of 5 children with autism about Scotland. I visited in 2005 with people to people student ambassadors as a teacher leader. As I was preping for my lesson I knew I wanted to show them Kilts because we had such a wonderful presenter while we were in Kenmore, Scotland and he made it so interesting. I was so surprised to find your video because your brother was the presenter I had! it made it all that much more special to share the video with my class!
@wedingo Not sure about width but traditional kilts are approx. 1 x 9 yards (hence the term, the whole nine yards). That one may be the 9 yard done as a great kilt (60in x 4 1/2 yards - note: also 9 yards total). The long length can be longer than 4 1/2 to accommodate larger waists.
Great video!
Love Scottish people! Love and Blessings from USA!!!!
Awesome !!!! Greetings from South Germany
I've never seen that before. I always wondered how it was done properly. Very cool.
Thanks brother for posting this video...
This video was great- would love to see a more involved one (what they did & how they did it & why). What about the sgian dubh? How would someone draw & use that? I can't figure it out or find any answers.
Hey Alan, I caught u an Jamie an the lads at the Alba West bike show in Drymen. I'm a born and bred Glaswegian and even I learned a load from ur demonstrations, keep up the good work and spread the knowledge................I am the son of the son of the son of the son ;-)
I really enjoyed this video, thank you for posting! God bless.
Thank you my good man nice to hear from you McLeod
That doesn't look too difficult. But then again, a warrior can't be taking forever to get dressed, so it makes sense.
I'm glad there are people keeping draped clothing alive.
Pretty damn clever in how that kilt is folded up. I also wondered what the little pouch on top of the sporran was for.
Nicely put together
Great Video! I just finished the Outlander Series and now I have a great visual to draw on.
Nice work! interesting demonstrations.
"We're ready fer a scrap." Gotta love it!
Milligan clan here to represent 💪🏻💯
Great video, thanks!
I've always wondered what the greatkilts actually were, and how they were worn, so thanks for showing that. But at 4:19 you have one piece over a shoulder, how do you do that?
Nice weapons too! I hadn't seen a Lochaber axe before.
Awesome! What is the Krish belt? An addittional belt to hold up the kilt?
Are you going make a video on the scottish wrestling or unarmed combat used by the warriors of ancient Scotland?
Will you be at the big homecoming in Holyrood in July?
The kilt was far more than I ever thought it was. As a reenactor myself I portray a hiberno Norse Viking and use a plaid and frilled cloak I'm thinking now that the cloaks might well of been much larger than we use ?.
Thank you brother for sharing
Greetings klansman I am head clansmen McCloud Isle of Skye dunvegan Castle I stand beside the Stewart family Rules northern part of Scotland school website I'm in charge of all Clans I'm just welcoming everybody I'm also coming out of hiding very soon you know our heritage how strong are family greetings
Thanks for showing how to properly pleat a full-plaid. I have a blackwatch tartan in my basement and I couldn't for the life of me figure-out how it was worn without just wrapping it into a toga.
The kilt was very interesting. I love your culture.
Yearrrrrrrrrrrrrrarrrrrrsrrrrr *Runs at cameraman with sword*.........Car goes past in background LOL.
Just bought a kilt from Edinburgh two days ago & came across this ! Totally different ! Surprised about your kilt (obviously mines got belts attached and things). Didnt know a sporran was for food but thinking about it... What was the small bag on your belt. Also what about the Sgian-dubh, that goes in your sock ? Did they have archers & crossbowers also ? Oh & what about Irish tartan ? Did irish warriors wear the same attire ?
Very cool thanks for sharing Keep it Tribal : )
We need someone to teach Scottish warrior arts.
Scottish clan weapons my name is head cleansing MacLeod Isle of Skye Scotland Dunvegan castle my mother is McClure princess my father Prince McLeod we don't call ourselves prince or princess I understand but just let you know who I am but I enjoyed your view of Clan history thank you kindly your great loss great warrior we need men like you to teach our history
Congrats on a great video..from a Scot in Canada!
wow, had no idea a traditional style kilt was so intricate to put on! very informative video thanks for putting it up, i have Scottish as well as Irish ancestors, seems like there wasn't much they did that wasn't really difficult. pardon me if i missed it, but was there a practical reason for making the pleats, or just for visual effect?
Mad as a box of frogs, I like it
Allrightey, real living, my weapon's a ukelele & the tip o' my tongue, love the work, cheers
This guy is a true Celt
My Ancestors are from Krickbride Scotland in North West Scotland I still have my ggg grandfather's basket helt sword and his durk and small axe and I'm proud we fought the English they treated the Scottish like animals
What's the name or use of the other small bag hanging off your belt not the Sporran The thing that looks like it has a gold ring above it the camera looks directly at it but you never said what was.
Clan Fraser approved. Well done.
Hope things are going better for you health wise .Glad to have found this video again. I first found it a year ago or better on another (historical?) website. Do you happen to know where that site is? As I recall it had other good links on it.
P.S The Clann An Drumma tune is great.
Thanks for posting.
I have a large piece of tartan, Im going to try this out. Thanks for posting. *Thumps Up*
Interesting seeing how the kilt was used. Did not know it was a multipurpose garment. Thanks for sharing.
This is Wonderful History / Just Love it
Educatif ! Nice !!!
thanks for providing me with ancestral and historical knowledge :) i dont know when i'd need to take up arms like that, but at least now i know how my people fought XD and good gods i'd love to do this for a living!
well done! interesting and amusing...
200 men with Lochaber Axes could decimate enemy cavalry of 1000!!
We need kilts because our balls don’t fit in trousers
Now this is one fellow I would want to drink with!!
@d00ft do you know much about clan blair whether they are considered a highland or lowland clan,i know about clan ross my farthers side but my grandfarther kenneth blair died when my mother was young we know nothing about the blair clan history,ive seen bits and bobs on the net.cheers : ) interesting video keep up the good work
@d00ft Great vids...thank you for sharing! Is your brother part of a historical group or does it do it on his own? I'd like to find out more about the clans and their wars/military heritage. Thanks again, best of luck with the degree and better health!
Alba Gu Brath!!!!!
Slàinte mhòr agad!
Fantastic demonstration. I really appreciate the historical info being presented by such a giant badass.
I see that there is a big ol 2 handed type claymore amongst the weapons there.
Do you have a video demonstrating the use of that? I have been searching for a while and there is very little info on it's proper use.
Thanks!
'' I'm Ready for a scrap '' wicked albi
I think i seen this guy fighting white walkers.
@d00ft Yes indeed Bother, I agree, Im from Nova Scotia (New Scotland) I am proud to be part of two clans into our Famly lines, not to mention Irish LMAO. I'm MacAskill a sept of Maleod of Harris and Clan Cochrane of Earl DunDonald. So Im with ya on what folks think is real or not. Great video, keep them coming.
this is a great video...im going to scotland this summer to learn more about my clans history..i keep finding that its really confusing...for example during the jacobite uprising the nobles in my clan supported the government...while the actual everyday clansmen supported the jacobites..i also have highlanders and lowlanders in my clan which is also extremely confusing lol..before the renaissance tho my clan was very patriotic and signed the declaration of arbroath so im very proud of that:D
can't get much more scottish than you my friend.
the long hair with the beard and the accent.
My ancestor Herbertus was the Camerarius Regis Scotaie (Chamberlain to King of Scots) under David the 1st. True story. He took the names De Camera and.....Camerarius, that went on to become Clan Cameron. Camerons are all a mix of lowland Scots and Normans.
Greetings
Clansman Iron Head clansmen McCloud dunvegan Castle Isle of Skye I stand with the Stewart family side by side I'm in charge of all Clans I greet you I'm first in line I welcome you iReal West part of Scotland
I've been wearing a great kilt every chance I get for the past several years, but I've never seen it worn that way before. I have to admit it looks a lot easier to carry than with the full sash.
Aat weis verra gweed ma freen' yee kin fayrly row up a kilt!
Gordon
How does one "earn" a Krishe belt?
Cool video, I have been wearing my great kilt for years doing colonial american history reenacting and am still learning new ways to fold and tuck!
@lewismurray1 you can legally own a sword which has been traditionally hand crafted by the methods indigenous to the area with which it represents. This means you can own a Katana so long as it's made the traditional way... Which means shelling out at least a couple of hundred quid for one. The idea of this law is that it prevents the sale and ownership of cheap replica swords which are the ones commonly used in gang cultures (although it is more common for them to use kitchen utensils than swo
I love this guy
@d00ft Thank you soooo much for the program. I think the best way to learn would be going back to Scotland and taking up my great great aunts offer of teaching me. Maybe I should get a foreign workers visa....
Fantastic! What is the name of the music? It's so wonderful and I believe I heard it in Braveheart when they were having a party.
This is Amazing.