Flash Mob Pipe and Drums - Christmas in the Mall

[Jack Daw]

Pacific Coast Highlanders and Gold Coast Pipe Band Flash Mob in Thousand Oaks, CA. I recognize a face in the crowd... Enjoy!

[Chas]

WOW - That must be unique! Not one kilt and not a bit of tartan that I could see.

Good playing, though.

Regards

Chas

[cessna152towser]

Excellent video, most enjoyable, unfortunately no kilts.
I have a couple of photos of the Gold Coast Pipe Band which I took at Ventura Games in 2009 when they were wearing kilts in the Wallace tartan.
Couldn't make out anyone I recognised in the crowd, should I be looking out for an xmarker?

[cessna152towser]

WOW - That must be unique! Not one kilt and not a bit of tartan that I could see.

Not quite Chas. Our local Christmas Parade was led by Hawick Pipe Band dressed in snowman costumes and then Hawick Scout Fellowship Pipe Band brought up the rear dressed as Santas.
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...-santas-77053/

[Riverkilt]

Don't know which I like more - the initial piper's cowboy boots or the lady piper's "Bah Humbug" Santa hat....

[pugcasso]

wow this was great ... maybe hard to be inconspicuous with bagpipes but I'm sure it was a surprise to everyone

[seanachie]

Not sure if it was the reason, but the flash mobs are supposed to inconspicuously assemble and later disperse
Here is another example from Central Station in Sydney, where traditional attire would have decreased it's effect: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sls4hxVWI9w

[Madpiper1130]

Very nice suprise to the shoppers

[plaid preacher]

I notice that they attracted the attention of Mall Security ... but I guess he didn't figure he could be heard over the din!

[Father Bill]

Wonderful performance. The shoppers must have been delighted. I would be!