WAV:
Apparently, Mizz, at one time in olde England, each county had its own type of bagpipe.

Not proved, David - and a very controversial idea. Various people have tried to construct what they consider to be regional versions of the small pipes - but there's very little evidence to support the theories.

And please don't use the word "olde" for old - it's a meaningless variant on the spelling. Like using "ye" - which was purely an abbreviation for "the". "Ye olde tea shoppe" merely means "The old tea shop" - crap, pseudo-medieval imaginings of spelling.

See what I mean about being pulled up on Mudcat when you talk crap? Heed the advice!