The link to the first of 6 clips is
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXHPdeh0cOc
Part way through I realized that the fellow making it is the chap who
used to busk with the musical saw in Canterbury when I did the same with
pipes.
Ian
Debbie Lawther wrote:
Hello, all -
While we're in a
It was a lovely card from Rupert Boulting, thanking us for working on the First
30 Book.
Oh, and a 500 pound note as additional thanks - too bad yours was empty ;-)
Quoting Richard Shuttleworth :
>An envelope has just arrived in the mail bearing an Oxford postmark and
>dated April 15,
Hello, all -
While we're in a not-NSP mode, let me recommend to you the wonderful
work of Henry Dagg. He's currently building a Pin Barrel Harp, and if
you search YouTube using either his name or Pin Barrel Harp, you'll be
able to see and hear it!
Debbie Lawther
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To get on
Many thanks to Ian and Paul for clearing up this little mystery.
Cheers,
Richard
ps And thank you Rick for your offer of spam to assuage my desperate
need for contact with fellow pipers :-))
- Original Message -
From: [1]Paul Rhodes
To: [2]irlawt...@comcast
Gentlemen,
That was so cool that Ian was able to clear up Paul's mystery. Only in
the age of the Internet!
KO
On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 12:41 PM, Paul Rhodes <[1]oxpi...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
That sounds like Rupert, who lives in my village and doesn't think
the
That sounds like Rupert, who lives in my village and doesn't think the
same way as the rest of humanity but is one of the very nicest people I
know.
Paul Rhodes
> Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 09:09:38 -0700
> To: rshuttlewo...@sympatico.ca
> CC: nsp@cs.dartmouth.edu
> From: irla
I think it should have contained a card sending you thanks from Rupert
Boulting for your contribution to the 30 tunes project. I received one
this weekend.
Ian
Richard Shuttleworth wrote:
An envelope has just arrived in the mail bearing an Oxford postmark and
dated April 15, 2009. It
I've got some unused spam you can have if you're so desperate for
mail, Richard!
:-)
On Apr 20, 2009, at 11:11 AM, Richard Shuttleworth wrote:
An envelope has just arrived in the mail bearing an Oxford
postmark and
dated April 15, 2009. It is addressed in what looks like an older
pe
An envelope has just arrived in the mail bearing an Oxford postmark and
dated April 15, 2009. It is addressed in what looks like an older
person's handwriting and has no mention of the sender's name
or address. Unfortunately, the envelope was empty and I have no idea
who the writer
Tommy was one of the last pipers to have known the Clough's and it was
a sense of the end of an era when I heard he had died last Wednesday.
For those of you who live locally the funeral service is at St.
Cuthbert's in Bellingham at 2pm.
Colin R
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