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Raemondo Sep 2024 9:47am, 9 Sep 2024 12,076 posts	0 Raemondo Tbh Grrrl, I hadn't expected bagpipes to dominate the conversation quite as much as they have. But I suppose that's what they do - they're rarely inconspicuous 🤣
Old Croc Sep 2024 9:51am, 9 Sep 2024 34,989 posts	0 Old Croc an inconspicous bagpiper plays a gentle lullaby......
Maclennane Sep 2024 9:56am, 9 Sep 2024 32,821 posts	0 Maclennane Love to hear the pipes. Not so much that I encouraged my children to play, but still
Lesley C Sep 2024 10:15am, 9 Sep 2024 4,026 posts	0 Lesley C I love bagpipes, I learned to play when I was young, don't think I could now though.
JamieKai chameleon Sep 2024 11:16am, 9 Sep 2024 19,118 posts	0 JamieKai chameleon Sorry for derailing the thread! Save the haggis, save the world!
Lizzie W Sep 2024 11:29am, 9 Sep 2024 28,709 posts	0 Lizzie W https://www.instagram.com/reel/C-qD1wHpimK/?igsh=MWJiZDZmbGc2Z2gyNA==
Lizzie W Sep 2024 11:31am, 9 Sep 2024 28,710 posts	0 Lizzie W GLENWHILLY (n. Scots) A small tartan pouch worn beneath the kilt during the thistle-harvest. (The Meaning of Liff" By Douglas Adams) I can't find the bagpipes/drone one.
Old Mum Sep 2024 11:41am, 9 Sep 2024 341 posts	0 Old Mum I'm surprised Gregg Wallace hasn't done a cheery and informative programme about Haggis factories.
JamieKai chameleon Sep 2024 12:08pm, 9 Sep 2024 19,120 posts	0 JamieKai chameleon Maybe Paddy McGuinness will now he's taken over...
NordRunner Sep 2024 12:41pm, 9 Sep 2024 4,542 posts	0 NordRunner Hibeedeb wrote:…I am teaching myself to play the chanter as one of my ‘something to do in retirement’ things. I don’t imagine I’ll get as far as actual bagpipes, but you never know. Mr H is not terribly impressed The irish whistle is pretty similar. I started for similar reasons nearly two years ago. If I use a low_pitched instrument it's not so bad, but the «penny whistle» size and be piercing and clear a room.