Hi, All, I know this is off-topic but I wanted to show my latest DIY project. One of the other "things" I am known for other than kilt-wearing is playing the native flute. A Russian song and dance group was here last week and my choir got the chance to rehearse and perform with them--they had such energy and fire and despite very poor turnouts at their gigs they remained so positive... They do both traditional folk music and modern interpretations of it. I especially found their wild Cossack dancing to remind me of the horse culture of the American plains. I wanted to share some of our native music, so I made them this flute. My Russian is quite rusty but I hope the inscription works (laughing.) Thanks for letting me post this, Moosedog
cool job
Otlichno!
Cool.
I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose… Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…
Спасибо.
You are welcome! So is the inscription legible? Thx, Moosedog
And You Know Russian Too!
Wallace Catanach, Kiltmaker A day without killting is like a day without sunshine.
<< So is the inscription legible? >> Whooooeeee - don't get me to lying! My less than elementary Russian was learnt from Russian 'tourists' when I was working for Uncle Sugar's Customs Service.
BEAUTIFUL work!! Moosedog, you are AMAZING!!
It looks great. What kind of wood is it? and what is the tied on part for?
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