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Dear Jill.....The kilt is still making the rounds :) We celebrated here in Bend with a big gathering on the floor of a local brewery out with the stainless steel hoppers. They were actively brewing all around us while our pipers were piping and our dancers were dancing.....They made a special brew j...

That's pretty cool!
Ginger

I caught this bit in National Geographic's Top 10 Cemeteries to Visit..... ‎(#9) "Lone Fir Cemetery in Portland, Oregon Roaming this natural landscape—one of the few cemeteries that allows the planting of a tree or garden to commemorate the dearly departed—is like the turning the pages of a Por...

Donald, Since at 89 he kind of had everything he wanted, it was one of the few things I could do that really brought him joy these last few years. He followed the Colorado adventure every night by phone and it was a ton of fun. I really appreciate all the help you guys and gals gave on that. Now Gra...

Greg is on a kilt forum....He might be the one to ask!

Ginger

Our fifth generation Livingstone, John W. Livingston Jr. (grandpa) Passed away today. Please keep the Livingston Family in your thoughts and prayers. He is survived by his wife, Shirley, son David, daughter Marci, granddaughter Ginger, grandson John III, and seven great grandchildren: Wes, Kenny, Ca...

Pictures coming soon........but none of the personal effects of Laird Maclean.

Ginger

A great time was had by all! James Livingston Sanders took 5th place in the games. ***Note** If Laird Rob Maclean says "Take a picture under MY KIlt.....I have shorts on." DO NOT believe him. I can vouch for sure now that he in fact had a Jewish ceremony performed on him :shock: I also fou...

The tents are up, the flasks are full, the athletes are rolling in, the pipers are warmed up and the tea house is being resurrected from the wind and I have a new bottle of Lansanta. Oh..and I got my first byline photo in the paper. The caber tossing from last year. "Photo by Livingston At Larg...

A little Clan Livingstone promotion.

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