08-09-2022, 09:39 AM
Thanks, Dave, for starting Tuesday's daily.
I have half an hour before I get picked up by fellow Photo Club Members for a trip to the Detroit River Front for a nice scenic photo shoot.
It is only supposed to get up to 79 degrees today and might feel a little cooler on the water.
I love Dusty Millers. I used to have a nice crop that came up every year but consecutive super cold wintery conditions killed them off. I should buy more.
Those are nice close ups, Dave. I hope you are having a good day.
Here is a photo that I posted for MACRO MONDAYS on Flickr.
Did you know this bit of information about the harmonica?
The harmonica is the world’s best-selling musical instrument. Harmonicas originated in the early 1800s in Europe. They gained popularity in the 1920s in the U.S. and were used in blues recordings. By 1986 the harmonica maker Hohner produced 1 billion harmonicas.
My dad played the harmonica very well. Then my brother bought one and he too could play it. Well, I wasn't going to be left out and yes, this is my harmonica. I was able to play it "by ear". I bet that is how most people play the harmonica. Like my guitar and piano, I did not continue with it for long but was pleased that I was able to play songs on it.
Wishing you all a harmonious day.
Lorell
I have half an hour before I get picked up by fellow Photo Club Members for a trip to the Detroit River Front for a nice scenic photo shoot.
It is only supposed to get up to 79 degrees today and might feel a little cooler on the water.
I love Dusty Millers. I used to have a nice crop that came up every year but consecutive super cold wintery conditions killed them off. I should buy more.
Those are nice close ups, Dave. I hope you are having a good day.
Here is a photo that I posted for MACRO MONDAYS on Flickr.
Did you know this bit of information about the harmonica?
The harmonica is the world’s best-selling musical instrument. Harmonicas originated in the early 1800s in Europe. They gained popularity in the 1920s in the U.S. and were used in blues recordings. By 1986 the harmonica maker Hohner produced 1 billion harmonicas.
My dad played the harmonica very well. Then my brother bought one and he too could play it. Well, I wasn't going to be left out and yes, this is my harmonica. I was able to play it "by ear". I bet that is how most people play the harmonica. Like my guitar and piano, I did not continue with it for long but was pleased that I was able to play songs on it.
Wishing you all a harmonious day.
Lorell