Seen this morning

**McMurdo** · 6th September 07, 05:57 AM

A little background for you on my days off I give my sister a drive down to her work, well on my way back home I heard the unmistakable sound of bagpipe drones, so I found a place to park and went to investigate well this is who I found, outside my alma mater.

We had a good little chat but I only got these two shots, sometimes I love living in Toronto, I am sure there are many cities where you just would not see anything like this.

**Dirk Skene** · 6th September 07, 06:10 AM

Way cool

Now ... did you tell him about US!?

**GMan** · 6th September 07, 06:19 AM

Well it is a school of hospitality, how else can one be hospitable without bagpipes playing. Grat shot

**James MacMillan** · 6th September 07, 08:17 AM

Totally Cool!

**macwilkin** · 6th September 07, 08:37 AM

A 48th Highlander, I see, by his cap badge and his tartan.

T.

**ardchoille** · 6th September 07, 08:57 AM

That's not something you'd see often here. Quite a treat, really

**McMurdo** · 6th September 07, 09:14 AM

Todd you are quite right but that should not be a surprise as the 48th are Toronto's Highland Regiment.

**Packhound** · 6th September 07, 09:30 AM

You definitely would not see that around these parts. The only time you see bagpipes is a reenactment or the highland games in Greensboro.

**macwilkin** · 6th September 07, 09:39 AM

Originally Posted by McMurdo

Todd you are quite right but that should not be a surprise as the 48th are Toronto's Highland Regiment.

What about the Toronto Scottish?

T.

**McMurdo** · 6th September 07, 09:52 AM

Of course you are right again Todd, now who lives here again? You must remember though that the 48th were Toronto's first Highland Regiment. If anyone wants more information on the 48th you could check here or here

For the Toronto Scottish check here