Heidi
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‘The flies have conquered the fly paper’
Just Hank in the glow of the binary sunset 🌅 @sainarayan.bsky.social
October 5, 2025 at 8:34 PM
Just Hank in the glow of the binary sunset 🌅 @sainarayan.bsky.social
I spent most of today playing Elk River Blues by Ernie Carpenter who wrote the tune watching the construction of the Sutton Dam flood his home in West Virginia.
When I sat down to start Ch. 3 of The Way of Kings, this opening quote hit hard. #thewayofkings #brandonsanderson #oldtimefiddle
When I sat down to start Ch. 3 of The Way of Kings, this opening quote hit hard. #thewayofkings #brandonsanderson #oldtimefiddle
April 29, 2025 at 2:00 AM
I spent most of today playing Elk River Blues by Ernie Carpenter who wrote the tune watching the construction of the Sutton Dam flood his home in West Virginia.
When I sat down to start Ch. 3 of The Way of Kings, this opening quote hit hard. #thewayofkings #brandonsanderson #oldtimefiddle
When I sat down to start Ch. 3 of The Way of Kings, this opening quote hit hard. #thewayofkings #brandonsanderson #oldtimefiddle
Barlow the dog at last night’s local old time jam.
Barlow is named after the Appalachian fiddle tune “Barlow Knife” a type of folding pocket knife from Sheffield, England.
Earliest strains of the tune are thought to come from a 1627 Scottish tune “Long Er Onie Old Man” (Traditional Tune Archive).
Barlow is named after the Appalachian fiddle tune “Barlow Knife” a type of folding pocket knife from Sheffield, England.
Earliest strains of the tune are thought to come from a 1627 Scottish tune “Long Er Onie Old Man” (Traditional Tune Archive).
April 23, 2025 at 3:35 PM
Barlow the dog at last night’s local old time jam.
Barlow is named after the Appalachian fiddle tune “Barlow Knife” a type of folding pocket knife from Sheffield, England.
Earliest strains of the tune are thought to come from a 1627 Scottish tune “Long Er Onie Old Man” (Traditional Tune Archive).
Barlow is named after the Appalachian fiddle tune “Barlow Knife” a type of folding pocket knife from Sheffield, England.
Earliest strains of the tune are thought to come from a 1627 Scottish tune “Long Er Onie Old Man” (Traditional Tune Archive).