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tiompan wrote: Evergreen Dazed wrote: Not monument related but one time in the lake district we were staying in a cottage just outside hawkshead. One morning I walked into the village through a field of sheep who completely ignored me, but on my way back, carrying bags of shopping, they all started following me. I felt like the pied piper. You were , they thought it was feed . To get rid of sheep whistle as if calling a dog , to attract them , even the bonniest and most aloof , shake a poly bag (Elmore James knew this ). They'll come running . Yeah, I twigged it was the bags but there was no way I was giving up my biscuits. Didn't know about the whistle! I'll remember that. Never mind elmore james, i've been learning a few Jansch songs that i've not got round to before. 'Peregrinations' is a great one, few tricky bits but not too bad. 'Blues run the game' (jackson c frank) another great one, sounds simple but it's deceptive, it's really all about the right hand. But it's 'Chambertin' that is the absolute f*cker, pardon my gaelic. I have been playing bits and pieces of it for years while practising but sitting down and learning the whole thing is a different matter. I'm getting there though. Have you ever tried it? There is a great tab on-line from renbournfingerstyle. Reply | with quote |  6th August 2017ce 13:40 In reply to: Re: The danger of horses (tiompan) |
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