The journey of 7023 kilometres starts with one step.
We arrived back home last night
after being on the road for four weeks.
For today’s Sunday Serenity, sit back, relax,
and join me on a road trip….
While you do, listen to Tommy Crow playing his didgeridoo.
We had the privilege of being treated to an impromptu performance by him
in Coober Pedy yesterday where he was artist in residence for two weeks at the Kangaroo Orphanage.
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Hi Raili, welcome back, and I’m enjoying Tommy Crow’s glorious didgeridoo music, while I’m viewing your wonderful picture slide show, Thank you for both these show’s, fabulous. xx
Thank you, Ivor. It was an unexptected treat to hear him play in person.
Definitely a great treat for you, those sorts of surprises enhance your memories of the trip.
Beauti4ful trip you had. That instrument is so hunting, I love so much. I could listen to it forever. It captures your heart.
Haunting…..😬💕
It certainly captured mine 🙂 I found it deeply moving
Enjoyed the Tommy Crow video a lot! We’re familiar with the didge because one of our favorite groups that come to the Scottish Highlands games in Salt Lake every year plays them. They’re The Wicked Tinkers. They’re not playing them in this video but I love these guys. The kids adore the dude with the long hair. He’s nuttier than a fruitcake!
That link just took me to a general search. Tommy Crow was a very colourful character too – knows how to play the audience.
Found them! Interesting band
Welcome home Raili! Tommy Crow is very good am amazed at how many sounds he can conjure up from the didgeridoo. Do you happen to know from what type of wood they make the didges?
Looks like Big Red needs a good wash to get rid of all the dust.
She needs a super deluxe spa bath, inside and out! I’m not sure what wood is preferred for the didges – I’ll see if I can find out. The one he played in Coober Pedy was awesome. I don’t know if I can post it here, but you will find it on FB – Markku took a video and shared it on his timeline.
Welcome home, you have been missed.
Thank you ! It’s good to be home. got some more stories to share.
Look forward to reading them 😃
What a great trip. I’m jealous!!
I’ll be posting a few more teasers yet, Opher 🙂
Welcome home. It was afun trip with you.
Glad you liked it. Got a few more treasures to share from the last leg, now that we’re home and I have internet access again!
Oh – I just posted a PM – IGNORE IT! I’m so relieved you are back – I have no idea why this post didn’t pitch up in my inbox as a notification.
That’s Ok Elizabeth. Got your message and replied. Appreciated much 🙂
Hope you’ve had a good trip, Raili. That music carried me – thanks for sharing.
It was an excellent trip, Tom. Didgeridoo music is awesome :
What a musical treat – Tommy Crowe followed by Calen’s Wicked Tinkers.
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