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You've to watch out for that Greenwood whimsy. Last time I was in the shop I walked out with this attached to my bellows:

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can't complain, it does keep the strap in.


While I'm posting pictures. Here's my Gallagher B:

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and my Angus narrow-bore D:

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I'll be selling this when my Boisvert fullset arrives.
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This arrived yesterday. It is a Kennedy B chanter in ebony and boxwood. The mounts and windway were turned by David Boisvert, and what a tremedous job he did! These photos really do not do it justice. The reed, of course, is by me :D . This is a very handsome stick.

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I'll eventually get around to recording a few MP3's with it in the near future.

I am very pleased to have joined club "B". :party:

And like you misterpatrick, I am awaiting my full set (a sister set to you) any month now ( :P :P to Davykins :lol: ). What did we call these twins? I forgot... getting older, you see.. :wink:
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What did we call these twins? I forgot...

The Sisters of Mercy. To compliment (and battle) the Holy Order of course.

The Kennedy looks nice. B is da bidnis.
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misterpatrick wrote:The Sisters of Mercy. To compliment (and battle) the Holy Order of course.
Sorry, that's already taken :cry: You see the name "Holy Order" is just an abbreviation of the set's complete moniker - "Mother Superior and The Sisters of Mercy known collectively as the Holy Order".

Sorry :twisted:

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Well then, "Spawn of Satan" it is.
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Spawn of Satan???

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Over my dead body!! You'd best watch your mouth meester Patrick or the mounts on your set can easily be replaced with mini-John Deere tracotor tires...or better yet...I'll dye the antler GREEN! Ouch!


..grumble...boisvert whimsy..HMPH!!
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Aghhh! OK, the polls are open. What do Joseph and I call our almost matching sets?

C'mon people, this is important!
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Laurel and Hardy?

Ducking and running,

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No E wrote:Laurel and Hardy?

Ducking and running,

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Does that make JES's set Hardy then :lol:

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BigDavy wrote:
No E wrote:Laurel and Hardy?

Ducking and running,

No E
Does that make JES's set Hardy then :lol:

David
I believe it would. Well, MisterPatrick, here's another fine kettle of fish you've gotten us into. Hummmmph!!!

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misterpatrick wrote:Image
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I swear these are from my old Gallagher B ½ set. No other SG bellows has a nice elbow pad quite like that. :wink:
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They are Lorenzo. As you can see they have been further modified and improved. The B set has found a happy new home. ;-)
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I wrote:
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I was surprised and laughing to find this alternative windway cap and swan neck in the box with my new B chanter. :lol: :lol: :lol:

I'll have to post some pics with it on the chanter. :D
Here they are:

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That's a nice chantertop - the colour of the wood is beautiful.
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Joseph E. Smith wrote:...
Arrrr, that's prrrecious. Image


Still waiting for my chanter. Will post photos here when I finally got it...
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