Judi @judi
Judi this was just a picture but checked on Amazon and there are quite a range of circle of fifths clocks.
Michael
Being in my 20s in the 70s was more fun than being in my 70s in the 20s.
(I was built in 1949 though, not the fifties.)
1952 me, youâve got a couple of years on me! Know exactly where youâre coming from ![]()
Ok, this was so much fun, but itâs not a joke, it happened for real yesterday as I was cleaning the kitchen after dinner and my husband was learning English on Duolingo in the living room.
Duolingo: âMy guitar is brokenâ.
Me from the kitchen: âoh noooo!â ![]()
Duolingo: âI play the guitarâ
Me: âMe too!â ![]()
Duolingo: âYou play the guitar, right?â
Me rocking into the living room: âOh yeah, babyâŚI dooo!â ![]()
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that was a funny thing to happen!
Did you know they did different colour Darrell ?
Toby, I understand the colo(u)r differences are species-related. Different species thrive in different geographies. Iâm not familiar enough with the details to identify where the red and green guitar-yielding trees grow. ![]()
Red cedar = red guitar
EverGREEN (any species) = green guitar
Easy~Peasy!!!
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Tod
Unless itâs a blue spruce.
Itâs a Bass as well ![]()
Where can I get one of those beavers? We have a nice little river around where it can happily live and build me a few guitars. ![]()
Mmm could be a slight flaw in that theory Tod ?
Cedar is a majestic, evergreen conifer which can grow to 35m. The bark is blackish-brown with closely spaced ridges and cracks, and twigs are brown and slightly hairy. It has a distinct shape, with several trunks and clear horizontal layers in its structure.
How does the beaver manage the back of that ovation? They are not woodâŚ
Alright @DarrellW, @Jamolay, @TheMadman_tobyjenner, @markr31, @judi, @CATMAN62, this beaver thread is spinning out of control. Shouldnât you all be practicing guitar??? ![]()
Think I can afford 90 secs to type a response now and then in my busy schedule.
TIA,
If youâre ever in the mid-Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA, look me up! I can show you several beaver homes. We even spotted one of those elusive critters this past winter! Theyâre happy here, though, and I donât think you could entice one to come home with you. ![]()
Sorry Michael @mfeeney0110, I guess this beaver bit tickled several funny bones. ![]()




