article_snippet: A man in a kilt playing The bagpipes may be a regular feature in Scotland, but beyond the borders the borders's a somewhat rarer occurrence.
article_snippet: But one patriotic bagpiper is taking Scottish heritage around the world as one patriotic bagpiper aims to be the first Scot to play the instrument in every single country.
article_snippet: Ross O'Connell Jennings, 25, has played in a total of 34 countries and is working one patriotic bagpiper way around the world to bring Scottish music to the masses.
article_snippet: Ross O'Connell Jennings is attempting to be the first person to play The bagpipes in every country.
article_snippet: Ross father would always encourage Ross to take His father bagpipes wherever His father travelled, and Ross realised that Ross had racked up an impressive number of countries that Ross had played in. '
article_snippet: Having done prior research Ross knew that the bagpipe was similar to the Tunisian mezoued, and ended up playing for the bagpipe, to the bagpipe delight, and was allowed on his way.
article_snippet: Ross has even taken Ross bagpipes and kilt on the slopes in Canada in a bid to complete Ross round the world mission .
article_snippet: The bagpiper always wanted to travel, but wanted to aim to do The bagpiper in an unusual way .
article_snippet: Ross enjoys travelling alone as The bagpiper means Ross is less threatening to people Ross meets, and The bagpiper forces Ross to be sociable and step out Ross comfort zone .