Pipers

**Southern Breeze** · 20th November 05, 09:02 PM

All these posts on bagpipes has me wondering,how many pipers are here at X-Marks? It doesn't matter how long you've been playing,stand up and be recognized.

**chasem** · 20th November 05, 09:19 PM

I recently got a chanter and started playing with it. So, I certainly don't consider myself a piper, but I plan on being one eventually.

**Shane** · 20th November 05, 09:31 PM

I've been on the full pipes for about 6 months now. Not quite what I'd call a real piper, but getting there.

Shane

**Wompet** · 20th November 05, 09:32 PM

Haven't started yet, but I've gotten contact information for the local pipe bands, and I've already checked out the local supplier - the British Shop is here in Buffalo.

**cavscout** · 20th November 05, 10:00 PM

I took lessons with a pipe band here in GA probably 7 years ago, but really only pull out the chanter occasionally to entertain the kids for a bit. Maybe one of them will get the bug and we can practice together.

**sav** · 20th November 05, 10:31 PM

I'm a piper! I've been playing a while now, and play several types of pipes, beyond the Highland Pipes.

**jjoseph** · 21st November 05, 12:38 AM

I'm the newbie with the Abilene Pipers, Burns Supper in the makings for Jan, got a real Scot coming in for the readings.

**switchblade5984** · 21st November 05, 01:05 AM

id like to learn but have no musical talent that i know of......

**Robin** · 21st November 05, 03:23 AM

id like to learn but have no musical talent that i know of......

Same here...

**highlander_Daz** · 21st November 05, 04:37 AM

Ive been pipeing on and off for some years Ive recently joined a pipe band again and getting back into it. just sorted my pipes out with new reeds and blowing like crazy till they "blow in"