Lone piper gets frosty reception at charity gig in Antarctica

Piper Irene Robinson, a forensic nurse practitioner, plays a concert in Paradise Bay, Antarctica, as part of a 50,00- mile trip to raise funds for the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity and Julia's House children's hospice.
By The Newsroom
Published 17th Feb 2016, 13:55 BST
Updated 17th Feb 2016, 13:59 BST
Irene Robinson, a piper who is travelling 50,000 miles to play 12 gigs at famous locations around the world in aid of charity, as she played a unique concert in Paradise Bay, Antarctica. Picture: PAIrene Robinson, a piper who is travelling 50,000 miles to play 12 gigs at famous locations around the world in aid of charity, as she played a unique concert in Paradise Bay, Antarctica. Picture: PA
Irene Robinson, a piper who is travelling 50,000 miles to play 12 gigs at famous locations around the world in aid of charity, as she played a unique concert in Paradise Bay, Antarctica. Picture: PA

She is to play 12 gigs in famous locations worldwide.

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