I first wore a kilt at the age of 14 (1950) when I inexplicably developed a life-long passion for Scottish Country and Highland Dancing - at the time I was living on England's south coast! At the age of 62 (1998) I realised that kilts are for everyday wear, not just special occasions or costumes for dancing, and so I began to invest in them. A year later I owned enough kilts and accessories which would enable me to attend the grandest or the most casual event - and so I ditched the trousers once and for all. It is now (2007) eight years since I last wore trousers of any description and, with currently 78 kilts to my name, I have no intention of wearing those wretchedly uncomfortable things ever again. My ever-growing 'Kilt Kollection' is recognised by authorities in Scotland and, after my death, it will form the basis of a Kilt Museum in Edinburgh.

Retired Business Executive

What? Apart from kilt-wearing and the promotion of it among others, you mean? Continuing to build my Kilt Kollection, Photography, leisurely strolls in the countryside,volunteer work for The National Trust, Theatre, Gardening and Day Dreaming!