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13th March 08, 06:26 PM
#1
Wish I could be there. Good Luck.
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13th March 08, 07:48 PM
#2
Blupiper,
Presumably this will be an outdoor service. What you describe is quite apropos for the occasion. A dark commando sweater, etc is smart attire and more so for the piper.
I've worn it to many funeral gigs for no other reason than I was weary of the usual black argyll jacket.
I'm sure you'll make necessary preparations for cold weather piping.
My concern at those temperatures is keeping my hands warm & dexterous. For that, I've been using Wristies with the disposable heaters. Works beautifully. You should have time to receive a pair if you order quickly.
Slainte & Welcome,
steve
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13th March 08, 11:36 PM
#3
Yeah, It's Gonna Be Cold
Thanks for the replies, all. It will be an outside service, at a local memorial park and cemetary. I will try to "stay dextrous," which should be a challenge. I am still keeping my fingers crossed for unseasonably nice weather.
JMB
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26th March 08, 11:42 PM
#4
Quick Follow-up
Got it done. Took the kit I described, along with an Inverness cape to keep it from raining. Began at 6:30 am with 'Morning Has Broken' and finished not being able to feel my fingertips. Weather about 31 degrees and no rain or snow, thankfully. In bed with a cold last two days. Oh, well, the things we do.
JMB
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