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Davy,

I can see you've been using this lockdown period to good effect.

You should have put this on your main thread and pushed it up towards its century.

By the way, will you retire that thread when it reaches 100 and put someone else in to bat?

Keep swinging the willow there, lad.

Piobairi Uilleann Inis Fa wrote:I have a Geoff Wooff C Chanter that I don't play often (addicted to my Wooff B!) and am open to parting with.

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Thanks

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