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This article is from the Bagpipe FAQ, by Denise McNickle denisem@southwind.net with numerous contributions by others.
The term "Cauld Wind Pipes" is generally used to refer to bellows-blown
pipes native to Scotland. These include the Scottish smallpipe, Pastoral pipe,
and Border pipe.
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