Not really on the road that much, except for some fishing. Here’s a little dink of a bass from the local pond here at Lake Balboa:
Good to hear the bass is no problem for you
What kind of strings do you use on your fishing rod?
Ultra light gear all the way. 4lb fluorocarbon line.
Any clams up by the Lake, Clint?
That’s hilarious! I actually did catch a clam on a cast. Too weird. LOL
OK, I’ll post one little corner of my studio:
And there I was thinking “No way”, given that you were fishing a lake. Shows how little I know of such matters.
Thanks for the picture of the studio, looks fabulous.
I guess there’s no magic in music-making, just learning, practice, and letting rip. But the music from your corner sure is magic … must be some kind of magic cause it teleports me to a happy place whenever I hear it.
Nice studio Clint. I might have to negotiate for some wall hangers, when the time is right ! 
For me everything is setup to inspire. If I hang my guitars front facing, I’m more inclined to recall what inspired me to buy them in the first place, and hopefully rekindles the desire to make some clammy bouillabaisse noises with them. 
That’s pretty funny, I used the word ‘magic’ to describe music earlier today. The possibility of magic, not the actuality, so I guess a similar sentiment lol
Yeah, just trying to be realistic. It’s more achievable and logical than some kind of magic.
I had to take the bait Clint. So unlike you to be contrary 
’ Would some garden photos fill the bill here?
Loved the photo of your music space.
Abso-bloopin’-loot-ley! 
Since you asked: Citrus is king right now and my mandarin oranges are at peak ripeness as we speak. In the foreground (off the patio) is the seedless ‘Kishu’ mandarin, which is said to be an ancient variety, that tastes a bit like tangerine lifesavers and peels easily with an incredible aroma explosion. In the background is “Page” mandarin, which has some grapefruit in its parentage and a hint of that tanginess makes for an interesting flavor. The juice from ‘Page’ makes for the best holiday mimosas.
Thankyou for this delicious reply Clint. My mouth is watering. The smell of both citrus blossom and the oils in the skins being released as you peel these morsels, is intoxicating. I’ve gone off topic here. Perhaps we could steer back on course if you were to post the garden walk and music you did a while back?
The only thing that keeps my road case on course are short bursts of irrelevant information.
Things in the garden:
Garden Walk
July Garden Walk
Jamming out on the patio amongst the bees and the peach trees
@CT
Loving this garden detour Clint. Acoustic looper nibbles, love it! It all looks delicious. Depths of winter here, cold and unusually foggy. Can’t even see the garden from the lounge window today.
Never mind, before we know it I’ll be planting my tomato seeds again and posting photos of the results.
Thought I’d get you all back on track with this classic from way back in '75 
The Mandarins look awesome.
Always used to get these in our Christmas stockings, hopefully I’ll get some this year.
Glen
Ooooh so good to hear and see these again. I remember giving you heat about wearing socks and slip slops. Sorry Clint 
