Tending fine-fleeced Shetland sheep and a whole lot more on a small acreage in the Willamette Valley of Oregon
Friday, November 18, 2016
Fiddlin' Friday
Here's a sweet little tune Brian has been working on, plus photos of a tree outside his violin teacher's house. When someone said "Fall" this tree must have heard "Ball," 'cause it's dressing up for a party!
I've never even seen a picture before of a tree like that. Like Theresa, I'd be interested in know what kind of a tree it is. It certainly would be attractive to the birds if the fruit is edible.
Theresa and Mama Pea, I did ask Brian's violin teacher what kind of tree that is, but he couldn't remember. I'll ask his wife next time I see her; he said she would know.
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Always enjoy Brian's fiddling! I can remember way back when on those. My how he's grown in so many ways.
ReplyDeleteNow what flavor of tree is that?
Wow, Brian's really getting quite accomplished, isn't he!
ReplyDeleteI've never even seen a picture before of a tree like that. Like Theresa, I'd be interested in know what kind of a tree it is. It certainly would be attractive to the birds if the fruit is edible.
Theresa and Mama Pea, I did ask Brian's violin teacher what kind of tree that is, but he couldn't remember. I'll ask his wife next time I see her; he said she would know.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun tune! Brian captures the celtic sound quite well.
ReplyDeleteCool tree!