Well folks it has finally happened. I have been dunned for my lack of attention to the needs of my reading public. It has indeed been several days since I wrote a blog, not to mention any names, (Gary Pettit and Ray Scholl.) but I do feel a blog coming on.
I try to write only when something new, or different, or otherwise exciting happens to us. Continue reading I Feel a Blog Coming On:
One of the neatest things about Bluegrass is the cadre of new friends you have as soon as you setup camp at a Bluegrass Festival. I am coming to believe that Bluegrass is not so much a musical style as a state of mind. In this genre there are few super-stars specifically because it is “do-it-yourself” music. Yet the music must be played in ensemble. This draws people together to pursue their passion, and a passion it is. Continue reading Georgia Bluegrass
Good Day:
I know, I have used Hi Everyone since the start, but around here we almost always get greeted with “Good Day.” It is not “g’ day” like the Ausies say. But when we get way out in the province we are finding that we have to listen real keen-like to understand the Newfoundland dialect. Continue reading The End of the Earth:
For several days we have been touring around the Island Province of Prince Edward. We have toured some museums, ate lunch in different towns and stopped at every information center we came across. The people we have talked to are quite friendly and helpful. Continue reading The People of PEI:
Oh, yes! The story just keeps getting better and better. We are currently attending a rally in Imperial California. The group is called Escapees so the rally is called the Escapade. This is a rather large group. Perhaps 1,200 RV’s and over 2,000 people attend. Much of it is serious stuff as we all attend classes on Cummins Diesel Maintenance or Tech Talk for Ladies Only. But there is a lot of fun stuff to do also. Kraft’s to learn, help with genealogical research and entertainment each night. Continue reading A Star is Born: