A rose named Betty
Isamusic
wow, so beautiful <3
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Wade
So good to hear you working up your own templates...and leaving room for others (and me!) to join in.
Just a note: soon listens and comments from me are going to be more scarce as my busy work time of the year kicks in. +1
Just a note: soon listens and comments from me are going to be more scarce as my busy work time of the year kicks in. +1
titi
I would love to listen to you on the second part. So what activity will hold you back in the next few days? (I don't want to be intrusive)
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Wade
I work on the land (forestry and horticulture) so it's spring/summer maintenance. There's still a demand for wood and food, so not a problem. The lockdown and extremely wet weather has put me way behind though, so there's a lot of work to do that has piled up. Today it's still raining, so I'm around. When it dries up enough my work days will be very long. When I can I'll pop in, but not be able to hear everybody's tracks. This will go on (and off depending on the weather) for a few months. January and February are not so busy, but March through May is harvest season and busy again (weather and crop depending).
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titi
Good luck in your exterior work. I saw an excellent report in immersion in your beautiful country. It is huge and there are not many of you, so nature is everywhere around you. If you are talking about rain right now, is it because you live on the South Island? Who is rainy and windy I think?
It is an extremely beautiful country, and island life is sometimes difficult for young people who want to see the country. They may be leaving or going to live in Auckland.
It is a destination that I would like to know despite my somewhat hazardous English vocabulary. But I've made a lot of progress with Wikiloops. Be careful in your outdoor activities because I think your twenties are a long way off ;) +1
It is an extremely beautiful country, and island life is sometimes difficult for young people who want to see the country. They may be leaving or going to live in Auckland.
It is a destination that I would like to know despite my somewhat hazardous English vocabulary. But I've made a lot of progress with Wikiloops. Be careful in your outdoor activities because I think your twenties are a long way off ;) +1
Wade
Ah yes, my 20s have long past. Now at 75 most people are long retired, but I'm just not interested in sitting around and doing nothing.
I'm not far from Auckland but out in the countryside. Very green with around 2,000 mm of rain a year. The South Island is quite cold with the west coast wet and the east coast mostly dry.
Where I live it's considered "sub-tropical". We can grow some tropical types of fruit as well as all of the deciduous types. Our main crop is figs. We also grow timber and have another forest further north. The work is strenuous but rewarding. You would be welcome to come visit, but I don't know when that would be possible. Three other Wikiloops members from Europe have visited in the past. +1
I'm not far from Auckland but out in the countryside. Very green with around 2,000 mm of rain a year. The South Island is quite cold with the west coast wet and the east coast mostly dry.
Where I live it's considered "sub-tropical". We can grow some tropical types of fruit as well as all of the deciduous types. Our main crop is figs. We also grow timber and have another forest further north. The work is strenuous but rewarding. You would be welcome to come visit, but I don't know when that would be possible. Three other Wikiloops members from Europe have visited in the past. +1
titi
Yes, I know that some members came to visit you in your beautiful country. Being active and do not prolong the position of the couch is a good philosophy. We must continue to do things. And when or it will be beyond the pleasure you will have to stop. A Chinese proverb says "Love your work and you will never work."I like this idea. In your case this activity is also necessary, which also motivates.
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Country sessions avec Sequencer and Harmonica:
les jam sessions en ligne wikiloops sont rendues possibles grâce
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Great fun for all, a great way of learning to improvise. best musical web site I have come across, cannot put the guitar down now!
davidaustin