You see the strangest things in the desert this time of year.

[WhistlingBadger]

Wishing you all a Christmas filled with hope, joy, good food, and loved ones.  I really appreciate being part of this community.

ho ho ho
Thomas

[Hawkdancer]

Looks like he raided some's tree - or he got photoshopped!  Nice buck!
Hawkdancer

[bjrogg]

I feel the same way Tom. Merry Christmas
Bjrogg

[Hawkdancer]

Plus 2, Brian!  I hope everyone had a great day and was able to connect with family and friends, hopefully in person!  May 2021 be a better year for all!
Hawkdancer

[WhistlingBadger]

So, how'd everybody do on the presents?  I had a very trad/archery heavy haul this year:  A bench vice for holding staves, a lyre, a Clay Hayes book, and a Scottish recipe book!

[Hawkdancer]

Guard that recipe book! . Got a set of plans for a lyre, and I got to tap the reserves for the wood and strings and hardware.  I think I need a taper reamer to set the posts, too!  Got to figure out how to post pictures again, lost my Imager connection somehow.
Hawkdancer

[WhistlingBadger]

Hey, Jerry, I listened to your wife's CD today.  I like it!  Great working-on-staves-in-the-garage music.  (Yours will be going out today.)  I especially liked the "Lament of the Wolf."

If anybody's in the mood for some good acoustic jams, it's called "Mystical Moments" by Jacie McConnell.  Find it on Amazon.  Good stuff.

[Hawkdancer]

Thomas,
Thanks!  That was inspired by the documentary on the wolves in Yellowstone NP!  Jacie composed the music and played at the same time we had the documentary on and I said there's a wolf n that music.
She said write an intro!  We still use it.  I plan to take my copy to the shop - just have to find a 6 cd player .
Jerry