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Published: January 31, 2007

Torphichen & Bathgate Pipe Band, ‘Completely Live and In Concert – The Curse of Uluru’

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Mid-section plares: Always carry two pairs of mallets, keeping the spare set bone-dry. Regardless of the amount of practice or preparation you make before a competition, weather willáreact with your cords and mallets and subsequently adversely effect your ability to flourish efficiently. Bad weather can’t be avoided, poor preparation for the conditions can.
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