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I'm looking at going into Uilleann pipes, being a competent GHB player for a good while now... the problem is that I can't find any information on makers or even tutors/players in my area. I live in Sydney, Australia... any other ozzie pipers help me out here?
Cheers

There are a bunch of Oz Pipers on this forum, just hang out a while and somebody'll be along shortly.

I was about to point out that afaik "Ausdag" is from Aussieland.
When i clicked submit my inet decided to lie on it's back and play dead...

He'll probably respond to this, else send him a PM.

Isn't Ausdag in Indonesia at present ?

Look for Goldy on this forum. He's in Canberra - not exactly on your doorstep but a lot closer than Jakarta!! He might also know some Sydney pipers.

itisi wrote:I was about to point out that afaik "Ausdag" is from Aussieland.
When i clicked submit my inet decided to lie on it's back and play dead...

He'll probably respond to this, else send him a PM.

Yep. Ausdag is from Aussieland. The 'Aus' stands for Australian and the 'dag' are the first two letters of my first name - David and the first letter of my surname - Goldsworthy and when it came out of the wash it turned out I had inadvertently described myself as an Australian sheep dropping (a 'dag' is what clings to sheeps bums (butts))

But yes, unfortunately I am at present living in Jakarta.

ausdag wrote: I had inadvertently described myself as an Australian sheep dropping (a 'dag' is what clings to sheeps bums (butts))

Thanks a million for that David, I just wet myself.

ausdag wrote:a 'dag' is what clings to sheeps bums

Just what every Capt. Kirk wants - Klingons!

djm

I'm in Sydney also. Good luck finding a tutor though.
I come from GHB background and moved into UPs a year ago.
Private message me if you want my phone number to have a chat about the "scene" or lack there of.

By the way Paddy Keenan will be here on the 22 March at the Harp Hotel in tempe. If you are keen to get into piping I recommend that you don't miss it!

Hamish

Joseph E. Smith wrote:

ausdag wrote: I had inadvertently described myself as an Australian sheep dropping (a 'dag' is what clings to sheeps bums (butts))

Thanks a million for that David, I just wet myself.

Glad my diuretic qualities could be of assistance

David,

We should let those from other places also know that a 'dag' can also be a term of endearment!

Jim

Jimbo wrote:David,

We should let those from other places also know that a 'dag' can also be a term of endearment!

Jim

True...'ya big dag'

ausdag wrote:

Jimbo wrote:David,

We should let those from other places also know that a 'dag' can also be a term of endearment!

Jim

True...'ya big dag'

... ummm, so you call people you are fond of "sheep Sh#t"?

ausdag wrote:

itisi wrote:I was about to point out that afaik "Ausdag" is from Aussieland.
When i clicked submit my inet decided to lie on it's back and play dead...

He'll probably respond to this, else send him a PM.

Yep. Ausdag is from Aussieland. The 'Aus' stands for Australian and the 'dag' are the first two letters of my first name - David and the first letter of my surname - Goldsworthy and when it came out of the wash it turned out I had inadvertently described myself as an Australian sheep dropping (a 'dag' is what clings to sheeps bums (butts))

But yes, unfortunately I am at present living in Jakarta.

"Ye like dags?"

Seen Snatch?

djm wrote:

ausdag wrote:a 'dag' is what clings to sheeps bums

Just what every Capt. Kirk wants - Klingons!

djm

"Ice is hitting the outside of the enterprise"

Captain, someone is hailing us!

Joseph E. Smith wrote:

ausdag wrote: I had inadvertently described myself as an Australian sheep dropping (a 'dag' is what clings to sheeps bums (butts))

Thanks a million for that David, I just wet myself.

Hey!! Now you don't have to chase the cat! -g