Will definitely bring extra sets of strings and some picks too. As you
know, such things are "difficult" to come by at most of the backcountry
staff camps, and I'm always happy to help out a "real" musician (in
fervent hopes of maybe becoming one myself someday....)
- Bob
R Fisher wrote:
>>My Troop made a "collective" Christmas gift to me of a Martin
>> backpacking
>>guitar, which is as nice a way of saying "Get Lost" as I've ever
>>received. Haven't
>>decided yet whether to bring it to the Ranch this summer or not;
>>probably will.... Why should y'all escape?
>
>
> Or maybe its a hint that they don't want to have to wait until a staff
> guitar frees up.
>
> Too bad I'm going to miss it. But I have a question (semi rhetorical).
> Since you won't be having to "yogi" a guitar all the time, will you
> still be carrying around extra sets of strings and picks?
>
> Happy Trails,
>
> Roy Fisher
>
>
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