Clever "stand!" I made several from scrap red oak that work fairly well. Until I made these, I used guitar stands like Susie, Mary and Wout.
Thanks, C-T, for the info. Nobody believes me when I tell'em it's a real jackalope! Not even when I offer them some jackalope sausage!
Yes, Joe, great movie!
That's the only taxidermy I have in our house. We don't kill animals, just enjoy watching them where we live. Someone gave me the "jackalope." It gets lots of attention when folks come by! BTW, I like your quote by Woody Guthrie. I also have some "jackalope sausage" which no one will eat!
I don't have anything as spectacular as most of you, but this jackalope in my picking parlor gets lots of raised eyebrows!
When I first received my first dulcimer, a David Lynch Student Model, I strummed a crude, but recognizable version of "Sweet Hour of Prayer." I was like a kid in a candy shop--so thrilled! After only a coupla months, my playing is still bumpy and crude, but I'm having more fun than a 72 year old should be allowed!
Happy Birthday to FOTMD and a hearty Congratulations to the five contest winners! That means the rest of us came in 6th, which isn't bad, especially since we have the prize of all the interaction with members! Ain't this a wonderful site?!!!
368, Happy Birthday to you! U dun gud!
David Lynch and Warren May make nice ones.
