What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
the Highlands are just as beautiful as my imagination thought they were, i spent about 20 years of my life reading historical fiction, so have seen the Highlands many times in my mind. I have all my life loved the sounds of bagpipes. In Savannah Georgia they always have a lot of parades and there is never one without marching bagpipes. thanks for sharing
YAM I am clapping what a beautiful video and audio. I love bagpipes. Back in the late 1980's NC State University had a most moving ceremony to bring in the fall semester. At noon all were invited to Riddick Stadium for a pep rally. At about 12:20 in the distance we could here the entire NCSU Marching band as they walked toward the Stadium, playing several songs. One could nearly feel the beat of the drums and bagpipes on the ground. The three bagpipes were the first thing we could see as they entered the stadium. It was indeed a moving sight. Hugs Cecilia
Hi Yam - I doubt I'll hear this anywhere else ... so great to hear it here, especially by the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards - delightful ... cheers and enjoy this evening ... and all the best for 2022 - Hilary
Perfect way to sign off the year, Yamini! :-)
ReplyDeletethe Highlands are just as beautiful as my imagination thought they were, i spent about 20 years of my life reading historical fiction, so have seen the Highlands many times in my mind. I have all my life loved the sounds of bagpipes. In Savannah Georgia they always have a lot of parades and there is never one without marching bagpipes. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteAs always, I had fun trying to locate places in the video. The Torridon village at the foot of Liathach at around two minutes I think!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful presentation!
ReplyDeleteYAM I am clapping what a beautiful video and audio. I love bagpipes. Back in the late 1980's NC State University had a most moving ceremony to bring in the fall semester. At noon all were invited to Riddick Stadium for a pep rally.
ReplyDeleteAt about 12:20 in the distance we could here the entire NCSU Marching band as they walked toward the Stadium, playing several songs. One could nearly feel the beat of the drums and bagpipes on the ground. The three bagpipes were the first thing we could see as they entered the stadium. It was indeed a moving sight.
Hugs Cecilia
Wonderful! I LOVE the pipes and the scenery is spectacular. Thanks so much, I needed this! Love Barbie
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ReplyDeleteHi Yam - I doubt I'll hear this anywhere else ... so great to hear it here, especially by the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards - delightful ... cheers and enjoy this evening ... and all the best for 2022 - Hilary
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to move forward into this new year. namaste, janice xx
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