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  • 18th January 07, 11:09 AM
    RakesOfMallow
    Newbie in NJ
    Greetings! I stumbled upon this site after ordering a kilt pin from Robin (that I am anxiously awaiting!) I only wish I had found this site before I had ordered my kilt, sgian dubh, sporran etc. The stuff I got is alright, but very "mass produced". The good news is I get to start over again with a whole new saffron box pleated kilt that I'm having Matthew Newsome make for me.

    I've been learning the bagpipes for just about a year now, and looking for other pipers and drummers in the area that are interested in starting up a band in a year or so (not quite good enough on the pipes yet, but I have an excellent instructor).

    Regards - Tom
  • 18th January 07, 11:10 AM
    Splash_4
    Welcome to the rabble Tom! Be very careful around this place. It is quite addictive.
  • 18th January 07, 11:12 AM
    RakesOfMallow
    I've already found how addictive it is! I've spent most of my day reading posts and neglecting work.
  • 18th January 07, 11:12 AM
    cessna152towser
    :welcome: from the Scottish Borders.

    Does your avatar depict the burgh crest of Mallow?
  • 18th January 07, 11:15 AM
    thescot
    Another big welcome from south of the border (border= Mason-Dixon Line: it's a joke! Don't anyone take offense!)

    You'll find this to be a very good place for information, chatter, foolishness, and general fun. You may even make real friends.

    Congrats on your piping and choice of dress. Can't go wrong with one of Matt's kilts.
  • 18th January 07, 11:16 AM
    McMurdo
    :welcome:
    From Whitby, Ont. Canada.
  • 18th January 07, 11:16 AM
    Macman
    Tom, welcome from the west coast of Canada. Good luck on your piping!
  • 18th January 07, 11:52 AM
    macwilkin
    Quote:

    Another big welcome from south of the border (border= Mason-Dixon Line: it's a joke! Don't anyone take offense!)
    Did you know that the Mason-Dixon line is NOT the border between North & South, but only between Pennsylvania and Maryland? And that has nothing to do with the Civil War?

    http://www.udel.edu/johnmack/mason_dixon/

    btw, Welcome, Tom, and thanks for putting "The Rakes of Mallow" in my head, along with lines from "The Quiet Man"! :wink:

    Cheers, (B)

    Todd
  • 18th January 07, 11:55 AM
    McClef
    :welcome: from South Wales UK where I'm about to start trying piping with trepidation! :lol:
  • 18th January 07, 11:58 AM
    beowulf67
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by RakesOfMallow View Post
    I've already found how addictive it is! I've spent most of my day reading posts and neglecting work.

    Sounds like you'll fit right in! Welcome

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