What's so amazing? After all, they've got that ddwbl LL thyng going on, so typically Cambrian...Zubivka wrote:Amazing...Welsh llamas
Any travel and adventure in you near future?
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Travel and Adventure, eh Erik? Hmm, don't know about that, but my whistles (and dog) and I have been to the following places over the last few months:
Asheville NC, Charlotte NC, St. Louis MO, back to Charlotte, then to Greensboro NC, up to the Philadelphia area, back to St. Louis, a stop in Colby Kansas (home of the Kansas Prarie Museum), and now Boulder CO. In a few days I expect to be headed further West, albeit a one flute and perhaps a few whistles lighter.
Now if I could only find some adventure.......
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Asheville NC, Charlotte NC, St. Louis MO, back to Charlotte, then to Greensboro NC, up to the Philadelphia area, back to St. Louis, a stop in Colby Kansas (home of the Kansas Prarie Museum), and now Boulder CO. In a few days I expect to be headed further West, albeit a one flute and perhaps a few whistles lighter.
Now if I could only find some adventure.......
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Taking is one thing, playing quite another
I recently took my whistle rock climbing, but had a slight oversight. By the time I got to the top of the climb, I was no longer certain I had the manual dexterity to remove the whistle from my (zippered) pocket, assemble it, play something, and return it to the pocket without dropping it onto the head of my belayer.
Oops. So I didn't play anything. But it was there.
Oops. So I didn't play anything. But it was there.
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Do you ever make it as far as Damascus,VA ? They just finished up another "Trail Days" week which is quiet a big to-do, with folks from all over attending. Our pipe band plays for their parade each year and it's one of our favorite jobs because of the people.Ridseard wrote:I won't be going that far northeast. Probably southwest and central VA.brewerpaul wrote:What sections are you thinking of? I live near some of the NY and Mass sections.
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Do you ever make it as far as Damascus,VA ? They just finished up another "Trail Days" week which is quiet a big to-do, with folks from all over attending. Our pipe band plays for their parade each year and it's one of our favorite jobs because of the people.Ridseard wrote:I won't be going that far northeast. Probably southwest and central VA.brewerpaul wrote:What sections are you thinking of? I live near some of the NY and Mass sections.
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Yes, I've been to Damascus. Hiked from near there north on the AT to Mt. Rogers and beyond. I've been a member of the AT Conference since 1984 but never attended the Trail Days insanity. If I had known your pipe band was playing, I would certainly have dropped by. Maybe next year. It's a tribute to Damascus that they tolerate us crazy hikers as well as they do.cowtime wrote:Do you ever make it as far as Damascus,VA ? They just finished up another "Trail Days" week which is quiet a big to-do, with folks from all over attending. Our pipe band plays for their parade each year and it's one of our favorite jobs because of the people.