 This is Iain Mac Harg and myself on stage at the festival. Dig those rockabilly socks. |
 We're much more comfortable off stage however. |
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 The Group Photo, what a backdrop, what a group. I wasn't able to be in it as I was behind the camera. | ||
 Our friend Dan Houghton and one hell of a Border Piper |
 Another good player giving a porch side serenade, Fin Moore |
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 When he's not performing, Iain is teaching a Scottish Smallpipe Workshop... |
 ...and when he's not performing, Ian MacInnes is teaching as well |
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 Matt Seattle demonstrating on of the newly discovered William Dixon tunes for Borderpipes |
 Andy May teaching the Northumbrian Smallpipe. This festival was originally based on this instrument. |
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 Robin Aggus on his Julian Goodacre bagpipes modeled after the famous etching by Albrecht Durer |
 Steve Bliven on his Julian Goodacre bagpipes modeled after the famous etching of the Miller from Canterbury Tales |
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