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Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.
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Back to work on Monday I think things are getting back normal I've had 2 months off work and I've played a lot of my bass
I've done a lot of practice over lockdown 
I'm gonna get back to doing this
The One thing this whole thing has thought me is just do the things you love and like doing. Life's too short you only get 1 shot. Stay safe everyone and have fun and be nice to everyone 
I'm gonna get back to doing this 
Back to work on Monday I think things are getting back normal I've had 2 months off work and I've played a lot of my bass View attachment 3881007I've done a lot of practice over lockdown
If you do the thing you love for a living you never work a day in your life.
Masks! No one has immunity so increase your chances for survival! Why not? We'd miss you on TB!...Stay safe everyone and have fun and be nice to everyone
Out walking the dog last night and I came across these two. There was evidence of a bear in the area as well but he wasn't poking hes head out.
My friend Wilf's Tiger
there he is at the back of his car. a big smile for me
EdwardofHuncote
I Still Dream of Jeannie
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Couple abstracts from a photo shoot I did on a recent acquisition... kind of a rare bird here... I don't usually post pics of basses on this thread, but there was some artistic value beyond that on display I thought.
*The builder was a guy named Brian Smith. He was an employee at Alembic Inc. in the early 1970's, and started building his own brand in Bellevue, Washington in 1976. Hyak was a short-lived venture, but my, what a craftsman he was.
*The builder was a guy named Brian Smith. He was an employee at Alembic Inc. in the early 1970's, and started building his own brand in Bellevue, Washington in 1976. Hyak was a short-lived venture, but my, what a craftsman he was.
Awesome!from this View attachment 3883456 View attachment 3883457Then View attachment 3883460 To this
My natural flora knowledge isn't great so I'm calling this one Li'l Pine...
