many thanks to all on this posting response....
Knowing what Dublin airport security is like, it would be remarkable if
they even notice anything unusual at all.
Paul
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"These are bagpipes, they probably look peculiar,". Frequently the
reaction is, "oh, we've never seen bagpipes," Then, turning to the rest
of the security crew, "Come and take a good look at them".
Occasionally it involves you in long, and interested discussions with
the security staff, about different kinds of pipes. But in Edinburgh
airport, it was a "Och, them's no bagpipes! We know what bagpipes
look like!" - in the broadest of Scottish. And, needless to say, they
had never, never, heared of NSP, were very friendly and polite, but
could not believe that anything other than the GHB exist.
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also do the job as well as the drain-pipes, for both chanters and
drones.
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