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more importantly; how do you friggin’ play it?…notice he’s plucking on top and fretting at the bottom…
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more importantly; how do you friggin’ play it?…notice he’s plucking on top and fretting at the bottom…
It’s not really white and it’s not Wednesday.Second row from the top, second egg from the left!
I thought the Walrus was Paul.And I’m The Walrus![]()
There are. Didn't you see the first fruits of the baklava harvest Dave brought to the GTG?I see goats, pigs, chickens and I assume horses and maybe cattle. Is the farm livestock only or are there crops as well?
The famous baklava treeThere are. Didn't you see the first fruits of the baklava harvest Dave brought to the GTG?
How do you tune something like that? Is it like a harp guitar or sitar with drones? Or is every string just a note higher so you never have to deal with the landing deck of a neck? Holy cow!
It has four trussrods, and it probably took most of a tree to build. Being able to think of something like that, build it, and play it is pretty impressive.
more importantly; how do you friggin’ play it?…notice he’s plucking on top and fretting at the bottom…
YOU are the Eggman
And I’m The Walrus![]()
Gah! I should have known...
The walrus is Paul - so said John.
Dude! Great shot!
Great pic Jeff.![]()
Great shot Jeff!!
Nice!
LOL - I did! Tried about half a dozen ones, all different, all great. Who’d a thunk, baklava grows on trees.There are. Didn't you see the first fruits of the baklava harvest Dave brought to the GTG?