Wait a sec, when I was a young boy scout my brother taught me a saying. It went, "White man make big fire, stand way back. Indian build little fire, get up close."
You're shattering everything I know about Indians!
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awip2062 wrote:
This is from our burn today. It shows Dovey, Eagle, Bear, my godmother Nancy who lives on the property with us, and Dan in front of the fire.
This was when the pile was still small.
you call THAT a fire?
LOL we make s'mores on those.
that's mostly brush....throw some WOOD on that thang!
Don't start none...won't be none.
We call it a "burn pile" actually. We burn what debris we have, and it tends to stay small due to something called "fire regulations."
We like it when the logging companies ged to do their burn piles though! They are allowed to have bigger ones and boy oh boy are they fun to watch!
We like it when the logging companies ged to do their burn piles though! They are allowed to have bigger ones and boy oh boy are they fun to watch!
Onward and Upward!
I know t. Just funnin'.awip2062 wrote:We call it a "burn pile" actually. We burn what debris we have, and it tends to stay small due to something called "fire regulations."
We like it when the logging companies ged to do their burn piles though! They are allowed to have bigger ones and boy oh boy are they fun to watch!
We DO love our tree fires though. Half a dozen pines cut up in 6-8 ft logs, and you have a nice bonfire. That's all pine is good for anyway. LOL
Don't start none...won't be none.
I asked Dan and off he went waffling about a rosewood solid base and the name 'Martin'? He seemed quite excited to discuss it, I dunno, bloody guitaristsCygnusX1 wrote:
what kinda classical/dreadnought guitar you got there mate?
looks like the best of both worlds! steel strings but a classical headstock??
nice.
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.Now that you mention it, it sure DOES look like a (C.F.)Martin!Ogg wrote:I asked Dan and off he went waffling about a rosewood solid base and the name 'Martin'? He seemed quite excited to discuss it, I dunno, bloody guitaristsCygnusX1 wrote:
what kinda classical/dreadnought guitar you got there mate?
looks like the best of both worlds! steel strings but a classical headstock??
nice.
(C.F.) Martins are the "Excaliburs" of acoustic guitars for Country/Western and Bluegrass pickers.
Very high-priced instruments. Many are handed down in wills and estates...They're THAT good. I shoulda recognized it from the abilone-type binding. The headstock still amazes me though. Hollow - like a nylon-stringed classical headstock. Interesting.
Don't start none...won't be none.
