Clan of the Day<\/a> for the “best tent presentation and the most welcoming front to visitors.” The tent was a very colorful display that not only included MacDuff items of interest but a Celtic tapestry, bunches of thistle and heather, and a large poster of “Doors of Scotland.” Flags of all eight Celtic nations were flown along with the American, Canadian and British flags. An engraved plaque was presented during Closing Ceremonies. Congratulations to Carl & Jane Robitaille once again!<\/p>\n2006<\/strong> – At the Wyoming Celtic Festival in Gillett, Wyoming, Clan MacDuff was chosen as the best New\/Future clan of those clans attending these games for the first time. Dale and Kathy Beaman were presented with a lovely scroll which they will now incorporate into their clan decor. Congratulations to the Beamans, who are also new at doing the tent! What an accomplishment!<\/p>\n2004<\/strong> – At the High Banks Celtic Gathering held in Mt. Morris, New York, in July, Clan MacDuff was selected for the Best Tent Award. New York State Conveners Tom and Sharon Fyfe were gifted with a large basket full of Scottish goodies that they thoroughly enjoyed.<\/p>\n2004<\/strong> – At the Celebration of the Celts held in Chatham, New York, on May 8, Clan MacDuff was chosen for the “Best and Most Creative Clan Tent” award. The tent was very colorful and a real eye-catcher with many items of interest on display. The contest was sponsored by Electric Scotland, and several prizes were presented to Jane & Carl Robitaille for their excellent display. A photo of the winning tent appears on our homepage.<\/p>\n2000<\/strong> – Out of a gathering of about 70 clan tents at the New Hampshire Highland Games, held at Loon Mountain on September 15-17, Clan MacDuff was selected as the clan with the best tent. A lovely wooden plaque in the shape of New Hampshire with brass logo and engraving was presented during Closing Ceremonies to Carl & Jane Robitaille.<\/p>\n
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