Posted by John T on September 16, 2010 at 06:44:04 from (66.244.97.31):
Wellllllll last week I spent the week in the RV at the Elnora Indina Tractor Show but this long weekend Im headed to the Norman Conservation Club Fall Bluegrass Festival in Norman (East of Bedford) Indiana WOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOO for 3 or 4 days of jammin n pickin at my old ODE 5 string Banjo. Im only a novice (3 yrs) but have fun and can keep good time so people put up with me lol I was once told, however, if I wanted to play Mother Maybelle's "The Wildwood Flower" I best play it in the Key of C or be thrown out of a jam and likewise "Ragtime Annie" (fiddle classic) was just a Key of D Tune.
OLD TRACTORS AND BLUEGRASS, IT JUST DONT GET MUCH BETTER....... Sittin around a campfire at night pickin n grinnin n BS ing (at which Ima pretty good hand) appeals to me.
What I LOVE about antique tractor folks and Bluegrass folks alike is thay are all good traditional mostly conservative mostly Christian and patriotic family oriented people GOTTA LOVE EM. Then next weekend is the Little Grantville (also east of Bedford) Bluegrass Festival !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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