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The instrument is not as common as the piano or guitar. The instrument is the bagpipes â and Nelson has since fallen in love with it.
âI found out that it was a ton of fun, so I just kept going and continued on,â Nelson said, noting he especially enjoys competing and it helps him improve his playing, build up his confidence and talent.
Clayton Nelson, pictured when he was 13 and a freshman at The Prairie School, started playing the bagpipe when he was 11.
IT’S full steam ahead for summertime in Chester, with passengers invited to enjoy a spectacular railway route in the lap of luxury. One of Britain’s most famous railway locomotives will be carrying passengers from Chester over the Settle-Carlisle line. This 72-mile route, cutting through the northern Pennines and Yorkshire Dales, was a triumph of Victorian engineering and architecture when it opened in the 19th century. And with 22 viaducts, including the magnificent 24-arch Ribblehead one, and 14 tunnels, it is regularly voted one of the 10 greatest train journeys in the world. From June 1, the 85-ton Scots Guardsman engine will be pulling the train from Chester station.
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