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It’s no secret that the world of Bluegrass music is home to many of the world’s best musicians.
And if you’ve been following me on social media and via this blog for any length of time you know that I really enjoy fantastic Bluegrass instrumentals.
Well, today’s video features John and Jeremy from Acoustic Shoppe in Springfield, Missouri performing a fantastic instrumental rendition of “Shenandoah Valley Breakdown”.
Living (and loving) Life
The British Isles are home to some of the world’s most stunning scenery and some pretty amazing non-tropical tourist spots.
One such destination is Crib Goch, a very high, very rocky and extremely dangerous mountain ridge in Wales’ Snowdonia National Park. [Read more…]
Waterfalls are among the most beautiful things one can witness in nature, and some of the largest ones are simply breathtaking when viewed in person.
The border between the United States and Canada is home to magnificent Niagara Falls, which is quite possibly the most famous waterfall in the entire world. And if you’ve ever had the opportunity to visit it, you know that Niagara truly is nothing short of magnificent.
But there’s another waterfall that’s pretty amazing as well. In fact, it’s so amazing that it managed to make the list of The 7 Natural Wonders of the World… [Read more…]
Chances are when you think of Japan the crowded streets of Tokyo and the unique beauty of Mount Fuji come to mind.
But truth be told, this island country is home to some of the most beautiful natural scenery on the planet – and there’s plenty of it to see. [Read more…]
Living (and loving) Life
“Life is like a coin. You can spend it any way you wish, but you only spend it once.“
-–Lillian Dickson
In case you haven’t noticed, we all have our own likes and dislikes.
For example, my dad loved to fish, and he spent a large percentage of his time on earth sitting on the banks of nearby rivers and ponds doing just that.
But me? Well, I’d rather do just about anything besides sit and keep watch on a fishing line, hoping to get “a bite”.