Photo: Sandra Roach, BRCF

Mummers - Distinctive Cultural Traditions and Practices Designation

Provincial Historic Commemorations Board

The Rooms, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador

www.seethesites.ca/commemorations-program.aspx

Sounds kinda woody without strings.

My Instrument.

Smokin' Zydeco, playing at the Cooter Festival in Inverness Florida.

Dean in the Fiddle Pub

From the Long Center Grand Re-Opening, March 28, 2008.

...always wanted a teal fiddle.

Waihe`e Ridge

Bow Fiddle Rock

It's fiddly work labelling the Harold and Pat Whitehouse stereoscopic (3D) moss and liverwort slides. Each is given an individual accession number added by hand using conservation grade material and ink.

The Whitehouse 3D photographic slide collection includes images of birds, plants and fungi taken by renowned twentieth century stereoscopic photographer, Patricia (Pat) Whitehouse. However, the majority of the non-flowering mosses and liverworts in the collection were taken by her husband Harold, after she died, using a camera she had built. He aimed to systematically capture as many of the UK’s 1000+ moss and liverwort species as he could.

The 3,600 slides were made by hand; left and right images were joined together so that the resulting 3D image could be seen using a projector or hand-held viewer. Many images are of plants now preserved in Amgueddfa Cymru’s collections, making a unique resource for natural history, photography and education.

he makes it sound purty

For more information visit: www.scotsmusic.org

Photo by Ros Gasson

Kawasaki Versys Oct 2015 Cat And Fiddle

A fuzzy wild fern fiddlehead waits to unfurl in the spring woods

My favorite child, the fiddle, with Jim Beam prop (for demonstration purposes only).

Val took the image and fiddled with the brightness/RGB curves until she could see *something* at least. Not too bad

A small kiln glass piece molded from a Fiddle Fern - I got this in a silent auction.

Don't know if he's the Arkansas Traveler, but his music is good.

Photos from the SWELL Sculpture Festival Currumbin Beach, Queensland. This sculpture is from Col Henry called 'Fiddle Sticks'.

"The sculpture plays with the concept of unpredictability. The work is bold and colourful with reference to many experiences that the viewer brings to the work. It helps to tell their story." SWELL Program

www.swellsculpture.com.au/

Or fiddle with the same switches, it all works out.

According to Graham she's got a very promising solo career in the offing.

The fiddle orchestra has been around for over 25 years (the oldest member I think is 21)

Eithne Ní Catháin playing on the main street of Miltown Malbay, Co. Clare, Ireland.

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Skylighted atrium maintained at room temperature. Hyatt Regency Hotel, Greenwich, CT 7/31/16