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Published: June 16, 2012
Author: uilleannonlooker		(report inappropriate content)
nice post indeed, I'd say, If Jenny pipes as good as she writes that would make her a pretty good piper (and I am sure she is). There may even be a book in it, in the niche market that piping and drumming is. As you say, get stories from others and add some historical facts about the towns and grounds you visit, (a la Bill Bryson travel books) and you never know where it may lead to.
Published: June 16, 2012
Author: DRG		(report inappropriate content)
Priceless. Can't wait for the next edition!
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June 18, 1972

Willie MacDonald, Inverness, wins piobaireachd at Inveraray.

Apex of piping . . .

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