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@phil 11 years ago - Comments: 9
Needing help fora bass Dulcimer
little over a year ago I made a TMD with out going back and...
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Black Hearted Sassafras
with all the things I need to do and finish up you think I would not be...
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my first home made box dulcimer
well it may not be much to look at but I am proud of it, It's only a...
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Hi Phil, his name is Walter Lay, he lives here in my home town. You can google his web site Walter Lay Guitars. But if you google Walter Lay Dulcimer you can see a video of Steve Seifert playing mine. His number is 502 500 4855.
Phil, I see you are in Washington. I'm about 20 miles from you in Freelandville. I discovered dulcimers about 5 years ago and have been building since. So far I have built 67. Freelandville is 2 miles north of North Knox High School. If you happen to be in the area, stop in and I'll show you some of my builds.
Thanks Phil, I appreciate your comment.
Gordon
Heighty-ho, Phil!
BTW, really liked your video playing yournew baritone.
Funny Phil,I thought the same when I first saw your name. Just let me know. I'll be glad to work with you on it.
Hello Phil,
thank You very much for your comment.
Karel
Who's that young guy who replaced Phil's profile photo?
NICE TO HAVE MY FIRST DULCIMER FRIEND
Thanks for the welcome!
Thanks for the welcome Phil, I think i'm going to enjoy this site.
Good story Phil! Looking forward to seeing and hearing your banjo!
Hi Phil, thanks for welcoming me to the site...will enjoy all the dulcimer folks, information and articles.
Doris
Thanks for the welcome, Phil! :0)
Hi Phil, Thanks for the welcome, I cant wait to fully utilize this site and make some new friends with the same interest!
Thanks for the welcome Phil.
Thank you!!
Thanks heaps Phil. I look forward to getting involved. A cold rainy day at my place in oz. (Winter here). Looking forward go my md arriving end of next week. H oz
Phil,
Thanks for the welcome! I'm stuck up here in the flatlands (Indy) now, but originally I'm from Bloomington, not so very far away from you!
Anthony
Thank you very much!!!