| Each takes up a lighted candle and queues behind the bagpiper, who blows proudly through reeds she hopes do not freeze. |
| Mr. Raffan served in Italy as a bagpiper and stretcher bearer from July 10, 1943 until he was wounded. |
| MacKay also had been a bagpiper and the sergeant-at-arms of the inland Empire Emerald Society. |
| The crowd – led bizarrely at one stage by a lone bagpiper – chased and beat up TV crews and press photographers. |
| It is said they put on their kilts and plaids and were piped ashore by the bagpiper. |
| A bagpiper and a group of young Scottish Highland dancers highlighted the programme. |
