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@@MsMiguel70 Thanks, and likewise¡!

@@MsMiguel70 I was messing around with new kit and it just came out like that. There's this auld hippie bloke on here who makes effects pedals and electronic effects etc., called 'soaring tortoise'. He does really interesting music, and recently he did a piece he called, 'Witches' Whey'. Of all his stuff, that stuck with me the most for some reason and a bit of that came out here, I suppose.

@@Error-fourOfourThat’s cool. It’s some good sounds. My comment was only about RUclips and their brilliant new predictive insight. The next videos comment suggestion ‘what’s your take?’ was equally dumb.

@ Right. I get it now. Same crap on Instagram. "What's on your mind?" It asks. None of your goddamned business! Sez me.

@@Skibble838 Thank you.

@@MsMiguel70 Drive on the right, sir?! We're not Barbarians!!

@@MsMiguel70 I'm checking over this jalopy of a truck at work before I go out on a run trying to figure out what your question means...

@@Error-fourOfourJalopy. A description both countries can agree on. My first was a ‘76 Jeep CJ5 we had to rig with coat hangers on the clutch to get it 40 miles. Left to right. Sounds silly. But a while back I saw a Japanese video, with photos arranged in order. But theirs or mine. Assessing images left to right, or up to down…? Perspectives I guess. : )

@@nassaujestrr That's a sub subgenre you've just invented that's worth exploring...

Your sideways genius stuff is just fine!

@@MsMiguel70 Yep. All sorted. Looks and sounds great.

@@DysfunctionalCore Sorry about that.

@@nassaujestrr TLRs are pretty special, aren't they?

​@@Error-fourOfourthey're one of the greatest creations ever

@@Skibble838 Thank you, Mr. Skibble. That means a lot.

@@dreamshiver Thanks. I'm not that competent. No, just bits and pieces here as and when.

@@MsMiguel70 Depends which part of London you go to, it is pretty much Sudan in some parts. You get so sick of it all, you know? Corruption and lies everywhere. Anyway, I deleted that load of bollocks. But not the music. I liked making that. Glad you liked it. That's the final piece I'll do on my old Washburn before I strip it down, clean it, and put on new tuners, bridge, tail-piece and strings. 'Chin up' apparently originated in America, believe it or not.

@@Error-fourOfour Yeah, I wondered if my chin up assumption was right. Google focuses on the exercise. I don’t know guitars, but know that good name. Hope the restoration is therapeutic. Everything you said is valid. Evident everyday. You get my comment about Ronald Jones? : )

@@MsMiguel70 No, nothing about Mr. Jones anywhere. I'm not getting many notifications on anything, not even from my most frequented channels. It's a bit odd.

@@Error-fourOfour I think I'd mentioned him before, then failed to link anything. I've been lucky to know good friends and great guitarists. He was both. A music scene legend that disappeared. This may not be the best expose, but worth a few. : ) ruclips.net/video/5K4CIAerHKE/видео.html

Thanks for those kind words, you're very insightful. I don't know the poem, but that is kind of what I was trying to get to: A faltering and the forlorn, yet fierce, stuttering and searching for the ineffable in extremis.

@@Error-fourOfour it's quite a good poem if you ever get to read the whole thing, your song matches the tone perfectly

@@MsMiguel70 It does, and thanks. They're kind of on my mind, or they're works and artists I'm looking into. Sometimes the image leads, and sometimes it's the 'piece' I come up with. This particular image just fills me with horror, the situation is desperate. Help seems close at hand with the sails in the distance, but they may not have even seen the capsizing and the figures clinging to the hull have no effective way of signalling other than waving. And it looks bitterly cold.

@@Error-fourOfour Point well taken. Thoughtful. Talented. Admire your depth, breadth and height. Keep on. : )

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Sorry, I've had bad connections to or no wifi for nearly three weeks, now. I have only a wisp of a connection right now so uploading and catching up while I can. Your comments are always good. Thanks.

I've had no wi-fi for over a week at home, so I'm sorry for the tardy reply (I've had to bring my iPad to work to get online). Yeah, that blue is only a little tweaked digitally, and that photo is actually a photo of an actual printed photo I took in 2020 with an ancient film camera. We had a magnificent spring that year and the sky was pretty close to that colour early in the day. The Greek colour thing is a whole huge debate, mainly because Homer never mentions the colour blue in either the Iliad or the Odyssey, and says things like 'wine dark sea', which I think, Ezra Pound reiterates in some of his Cantos.

@@Error-fourOfour Right on. Glad you’re back online, regardless of method. Our iPad is so old I’ve not used it in years. Its charger may be held by tape. Good for old cameras. My 1st was a Browinie, my grandad gave me at age six. One of the oldest things I still have. I used to collect old cameras when I frequented thrift stores. Lost most,, and that ‘land camera’ film I’m sure is a premium. I might start doing cantos. I mean, if I can fail at haikus I might as well shoot for the stars. Keep that charging cord safe. : )

@@nassaujestrr Haha yeah, it really does!

That photo reminds me of the highway leading to my parents’ house. On a good weather evening.

The cries of the iron hammering from the shipyard reverberates through your oscillating sounds.

@@nassaujestrr Thanks, that's very kind.

@@nassaujestrr (I had no notification at all of your comment). I'm no sailor, but I've taken trucks on a fair few ferries and freighters over the years, so I guess that has come out in a weird way. That sound is a handful to control!

​@@Error-fourOfourThe doldrums of the waters you've traversed echo through the tone, it's haunting.

@@MsMiguel70 You mean the pub on the beach? Yes, I know it. Haven't been in there for years, even though it's 5 mins walk from me. It used to be a quiet, quirky kind of place, really nice wood panelling throughout like an old sailing ship. Lots of old photos, especially of Peter Cushing who lived here for many years, but now it tends to get very busy, and has attracted a *lot* of tourists in recent years.

@@Error-fourOfour That's the one. Forgive me, but I'd not forgotten my comment about you playing live. So, I looked up music venues in your town and found that one. There are alot of Neptune accounts out there. I posted on their fbook page saying I knew a local musician that they should check out, and gave them your utoob channel. I was complimentary of their bar, which is a likely indicator that no one will reply. Anyway, you can't hit me, I live too far away. : )

Thanks a lot!

Yes. Three still fly with NASA as flying test platforms. They were used in this year's solar eclipse to sit in the moon's shadow to conduct experiments/tests.

​@@Error-fourOfourwow, "you learn as you live", i'm not new in aviation, but never heard of that

I’ve kept a drawing of a hillside with a meandering, winding trail up. Two oxen are walking it. The son asks the father ‘Why do we go this way every time?’ The father replies ‘why do you ask?’ : )

@@Skibble838 Ah. Thanks! I'm still unsure about it.

​@@Error-fourOfourI can feel the honesty and that's the key part that you aren't missing so you'll never fail bro ♾️🌀♾️

You won't be able to pass off second degree burns as a "wolverine attack" this time, though. Can't imagine why a cat would chew through a cable, did it think it was liquorice? Lucky it wasn't plugged in.

That's perfect considering your video is Showing Movement's on the Right Track,😅 Can i please add a Washboard to the list of Trails 😎