Yeah, Emm, but what is it?emmline wrote:A Teardrop Trailer.buddhu wrote:What the hell is that?
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Your next dream instrument
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And whether the blood be highland, lowland or no.
And whether the skin be black or white as the snow.
Of kith and of kin we are one, be it right, be it wrong.
As long as our hearts beat true to the lilt of a song.
And whether the skin be black or white as the snow.
Of kith and of kin we are one, be it right, be it wrong.
As long as our hearts beat true to the lilt of a song.
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I think it's a caravan.buddhu wrote:Yeah, Emm, but what is it?emmline wrote:A Teardrop Trailer.buddhu wrote:What the hell is that?
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My current dream instrument would be a nice Gypsy Jazz guitar by Shelley Park in Vancouver. See www.parkguitars.com
I've had BAD for years but am now over it, and have reduced my bagpipe playing to mostly Galician Gaita. Its the reeds. Even Baines says that these are his favorite.
Casey
I've had BAD for years but am now over it, and have reduced my bagpipe playing to mostly Galician Gaita. Its the reeds. Even Baines says that these are his favorite.
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OH! you mean the "regularly scheduled topic?"buddhu wrote:Yeah, Emm, but what is it?emmline wrote:A Teardrop Trailer.buddhu wrote:What the hell is that?
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geez...got me. Looks like its about caravans.
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You know, my dad asked me a similar question last night. I said guitar and viola after that (mostly for backing and such, and 'cause why the heck not, I'm decent at cello for someone who doesn't actually play cello), and that's about where it is. Uilleann or Northumbrian pipes would be a long term goal, maybe. Or just a nicer set of smallpipes.
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'Tis the beginning of my life as a gypsy.buddhu wrote:Yeah, Emm, but what is it?emmline wrote:A Teardrop Trailer.buddhu wrote:What the hell is that?
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As for the regularly scheduled topic...dream instruments? And in deference to that, I'll tuck an Herbison laughing D in one of the interior pockets of the teardrop.
Have you considered a 5 string fiddleTheSpoonMan wrote:I said guitar and viola after that (mostly for backing and such, and 'cause why the heck not, I'm decent at cello for someone who doesn't actually play cello),
or, in the cello range, an octave violin?
They tell me people tend to loose the ablity to hear high pitches before they loose the low pitches. If that's true, if I were thinking about doing a lot of volunteer work entertaining at retirement homes I'd find it as serious justification to buy one of these babies.
Oh yeah, come to momma!
Geez!emmline wrote: 'Tis the beginning of my life as a gypsy.
When I took up the fiddle my mother thought I was becoming a hillbilly.
As cute (and practical for attending festivals) as a tear drop might be, I'm sure my mother would interpret it as my trailer trash in training adventure.
Are they practical to be pulled behind a Prius?
Hippy?jkwest wrote:Sorry...
that was the first thing I thought of when I pictured a Prius pulling a nomad trailer.
I could just see a hippy driving that..
I wasn't knocking anyone.
My husband, with a PhD in physics working in IT as a sysadmin who paid cash for his Prius with the bonus he got for not jumping ship last time his employer got sold, a hippy?
No, don't think so.
I'm the only herb growing sit around all day playing fiddle in my tiedyed night gown hippy in this house.
My car is a Honda Civic. I wanted something normal people would have enough brains to tinker with and not electrocute themself in the process.
Alan bought the manual when he bought his Prius but after reading it decided he could afford to out source the tinkering with the money he saves on gas.