I didn't know there were any hills in WI, I thought it was all flatland. I thought the hills ended somewhere in Ohio?
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Stage 81: S/D thread
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I didn't know there were any hills in WI, I thought it was all flatland. I thought the hills ended somewhere in Ohio?
You just know you are getting an awesome realtor when the office is a trailer.
this guy just got a new job!
more money!!
so watch out craigslist, im about to switch back into collector mode. but probably focus on pedals, amps and cabs since ive finally decided I don't need any bass other than my Rics. one for standard tuning and one for BEAD.
im lucky that the craigslist here is pretty good
or at the very least I can finally get around to fixing all my amps in need of repair.
it would still be nice to get someone to buy all these other obsolete basses in my stash.
more money!!
so watch out craigslist, im about to switch back into collector mode. but probably focus on pedals, amps and cabs since ive finally decided I don't need any bass other than my Rics. one for standard tuning and one for BEAD.
im lucky that the craigslist here is pretty good
or at the very least I can finally get around to fixing all my amps in need of repair.
it would still be nice to get someone to buy all these other obsolete basses in my stash.
The southwestern 3rd of the state is home to the majority of the driftless area, which is hilly and full of lakes and trout streams. Beautiful area. Our property is in a small valley in the Driftless Area, across a gravel road from a wetland & trout stream.
There's some hillier areas in the northern part of the state as well.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Driftless_Area
Sounds gorgeous, reminds me of the central part of Kentucky I spent some time in. Valley living rocks, I grew up in the Wyoming Valley in Northeast PA.
Of course the Wiki for the Wyoming Valley has no pic, lol
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I love how WI terrain was formed by glaciers. My cabin sits on top of a hug under ground Glacial rock that pops out the ground in various spots around the yard.
Still planning on doing a jam on a glacial rock, hopefully next summer, trying to get my two piece ready by then.
Same way the Wyoming Valley was formed, this is a trip to witness. Micah loved it when I took him there the last time we visited my family back in PA.
Boulder Field
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Another old fun movie with the brothers Wilson in it, not as clever though, but a fun watch.
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And I dig this old flick that Owen WIlson plays a serial killer in.
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Is the whale behind me?
Digging the organ playing on this, wow that sounds like the porno review skits in An inAppropriate Comedy
http://arcazas.bandcamp.com/album/felipe-arcazas-vintage-cucumber-split
http://arcazas.bandcamp.com/album/felipe-arcazas-vintage-cucumber-split
Lars sounds kinda stock...
lars can do whatever he wants.
he played drums on master of puppets.
I love the story in the one old documentary(probably on VH-1 or something lol) where they were joking that Lars almost didn't make it in the band, when he auditioned as he had a crap drum kit and the cymbals were falling over when he hit them, lol.
