A Scottish Piper. by jayfar
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Description
This piper plays and struts his stuff at Gretna Green just over the border from England.
Gretna Green is very famous for eloping couples from England who couldn't get permission from their parents to get married, they came here and gave their wedding vows over an anvil as this was a blacksmiths forge. I actually know couples who have done this. It all happened many years ago.
As you can see he is not very tall!
Also if you go into bmac62s comment you can link to a video of him actually playing.
Comments (35)
how interesting !!! fantastic shot !
He looks proud!
Love the gritty look on the face of this superbly confident piper. Purely by coincidence, here's your piper on Youtube: Click Here
Thanks Bill and if anyone else would like to see him in action please go to bmac62s comment.
He looks fantastic. And I would have loved to hear him play. I love Sack Pipe music. OHHH!!! and thank you Bill for the link to his music. I enjoyed it alot :)
Yay. A brother Celt - only with a soft 'C'. He looks terrific! I love it! ^=^
A splendid photography.....!!!!
Looks fantastic, Jeff! Very impressing. A perfect shot( Scot), a bull's-eye. ;D And yes, I know the stories of Gretna Green. Also of Dutch couples who got married secretly.
Beautiful portrait of this piper. Many interesting details in his outfit. Perhaps I would have asked the piper to stand in front of the white wall instead of this gate in order to emphasize all the beautiful details of his outfit.
very colorful
Impressive...I love the sound of massed pipes.very stirring sound. Easy to understand why the highland regiments were led into battle by the pipes...
Great photo.
Very smart.
Wonderful instrument, Great image.
Amazing view!!!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
I recognised that straight away from the thumbnail - Great picture! My wife and I 'ran away' together and were married there eleven and a bit years ago, after a whirlwind six weeks and six days romance. Several weeks later we met each other's parents for the first time, lol. That was scary! I can't honestly recall what our piper looked like, I was too busy looking at my gorgeous lady, but it might have been him. Thanks for bringing back some fantastic memories.
Whats worn under the kilt, nothing its all in perfect working order. Great shot. of this bekilted Scotsman
Splendid photo !
fantastic image!!
Neat lovely shot!!
very Good, Jeff,He look very smart,
Excellent portrait of this wonderful Piper! Cool a vedow too! :D
I dont like the music, but good portrait.
a cool dressed man.... interesting picture!!!!
Image, story, link and comments combine to make this a very engaging and fun post! Nicely done!
wonderful !
GREAT TO SEE!
Splendid composition and colors my friend
guess the anvil is for forgeing love forever between the couple. Wonderful shot of this piper
Och Aye! Many years spent at gatherings with my sister involved in Hilghland dancing... the skirl of the pipes! I will follow Bills link tonight (blocked here at work!) Clive