As far as I'm concerned, a caber toss would definitely put the Tartan Day Parade on the map.

WSJ: From Kilts to the Caber

For those unfamiliar with the object, the caber is a heavy pole, or log, about the length and girth of a telephone pole.

WSJ: From Kilts to the Caber

It's used in the game of caber toss, the winner the contestant who not only throws it farthest, but most gracefully, having it land upright.

WSJ: From Kilts to the Caber

Ms. Hellman and Mr. Bain almost forgot to mention the caber.

WSJ: From Kilts to the Caber

Andrew Rettie, secretary of the Scottish Games Association, the body which decides the length of the tree trunk used in tossing the caber, says that the average Highland games attracts a mere 3, 000-4, 000 people.

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