Glad ya liked it Jim. Don't care too much for playing without a noter, but I gave it a go. (I went back to my noter and apologized)

You did great!!! By the way, did you lose your noter at Wartz?

Steve, the dulcimer was made by a Wade Honeycutt from TN. # 87.

I have a sign above the door that reads, "Welcome to the Porch" Great place to sit in the summertime.

Glad ya like it Brian.

Very nice Jim! I learned it with a slightly different melody but I really love this one.

I've liked this tune ever since the first time I heard it. I might have to re-visit it. Thanks for sharing

I like your dulcimer.What is it? Like the porch and swing too!!

I think I'd get blown off a porch today if I had one.Its a tad windy here today with the tail end of Domingo blowing in off the Irish Sea

James, it's a dulcimer that I bought from someone right here on FOTMD a few years ago. I should play it more often. Rob, it's a small branch, but it's a start.

Well, Jim, you done good. Glad to see you're branching out.

Good job Jim! What dulcimer are you using in this video?

Nice job, Jim. That tune's been on my "to learn" list for a while. I might have to pilfer a bit from your playing.

No noter, felt like I lost my best friend. Had to apologize to it after the video. The dark side is nice to visit every now and again, but I don't want to stay there. Thanks for watching, Frank and Ken.

What -no noter and DAD also. Jim is that really you? Looks like you and your porch. Sounds real good.

DAd? Going over to the dark side. And without a noter no less! Jim, I'm worried about you. You did a fine job. It must be warmer in western PA than here in central PA. It's too cold sit on my porch today.

Ken

"The dulcimer sings a sweet song."

I'd say you learned it pretty well! I hope that y'all had a great time!

Thanks, Ken. Have to agree with you about the swing.

Sounds good, Jim. Dulcimers and porch swings go good together