Over 350 bagpipers on Red square in Moscow

**starbkjrus** · 19th September 07, 10:12 AM

Very nice. Thanks for posting those.

**Dirk Skene** · 19th September 07, 01:44 PM

That is a cool picture

Thanks for posting

**Ayin McFye** · 19th September 07, 01:47 PM

Very cool picture! thanks for sharing!

**James MacMillan** · 19th September 07, 04:57 PM

Amazing - Simply Amazing!

That brought a lump to my throat!

Thanks!

**McFarkus** · 7th October 07, 04:03 AM

very cool!

**McMurdo** · 19th September 07, 02:12 PM

Wonderful photos, thanks for posting them.

**Hamish** · 19th September 07, 04:18 PM

Privyet TrojanRabbit! Dobry vyechir! Thank you for the links to those beautiful photos and videos. I especially like the one of the massed Pipe Bands coming into Red Square from The Kremlin, through the Spasskaya Tower gateway.

I was in Moscow in 1994 and 1995 and the photos brought back many happy memories. Balshoye spaseeba.

Vsyevo kharosheva,

Ham.

**Splash_4** · 19th September 07, 09:04 PM

WOW! I was in Moscow in 2004 for a three day stay over. The world has most certainly changed. In the early 1980's as I was in the USAF, I would of never dreamed of standing there, much less a bevy of pipers...

**David Dalglish** · 23rd September 07, 11:36 PM

There is nowhere safe from the "Scots"--Great photo's & video

**cessna152towser** · 24th September 07, 06:04 AM

How the world has changed.

I was refused a visa to visit the USA in 1987 because I had been through the wall into East Berlin in 1972 as a student. Wonder if they'd still refuse if I applied again now.

Robert Burns had certainly been heard of in the old soviet union and I know of people from Scotland who used to go there to attend Burns suppers. They may have had a piper from Scotland to pipe in the haggis, but massed bands would have been unheard of. Its great to see the pipe bands and their music becoming recognised throughout the world.