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The site says that they are the "Reigning Civillian Pipe band of Austrailia". Would that mean they are Grade I? I think I should put it anyway.
of Western Australia, that is - I've certainly never seen them winning at the Aus champs. --gummAY 05:05, 20 July 2006 (UTC)