3:10 to Yuma

[GunClick Rick]

Here is a mighty poor pix of the color I found the last trip up.  I have found a couple of good places to dig under some large rocks on the edge of the river. If I can get down a bit deeper I expect to find some larger pickers.

Will you are a lucky man like the man said. keep us posted and for sure we need pictures..

good prospectin

curley

You need to get a tube of plastic pipe line with a piece of glass attached to one end.3-4 inch diameter,Stick it in the water and look down the tube like a telescope,look at all the cracks and stuff look around any fingers that stick in the water from the area
where the water hits and goes around it.I would love to go pannin with ya.

[WaddWatsonEllis]

Hi,

I ended up with a Blu-Ray copy of 3:10 to Yuma, only to find out that my DVD player does not 'do' Blu-Ray.

Anybody want to buy this DVD?

$15 plus shipping?

BTW, it has never been viewed ....

[GunClick Rick]

That was good poetry Rollin Thunder~~~Let me see here

The days work was done,they'd all come  ta camp
Cold and rainy,and they was pretty damp~
cookie had filled "em"with salt pork,beans and flour
and they was ready to sit back fer around an hour
When ole GCR who couldn't stand quiet
pulled his friend from vest pocket,and thought
"i think i will start a bit of a riot"
   BY GOD!
dust was flying like from a stampeeded herd
they was holler'n so loud you couldn'a heared a word
They all looked like ,they been stuck by the tall thorny thistle!
when ole GCR put lip to that thar spit whistle!~~~~AHHHH~~EEEEE
http://s7.photobucket.com/albums/y283/gunclickrick/?action=view&current=eeehawwturkeyinthestarw.flv

[JD Alan]

Hey Rick, that's pretty good Jaw Harp you're playin there. I do a little of that myself. I've tried to learn cross harp for the blues, but it's pretty tough. So is bending the notes, at least for me. I'm not very "Blue" either, maybe that's part of the problem 

[GunClick Rick]

Thank ya sir..

Cool another harmonica player... Bendin them notes is like suckin through a soda straw that's plugged up.Yea i was taught by an old feller when i was around 13 years old and folk type music was the fortey and i always had and still have a problem with real fast riffs and blues.I gave my cousin a harmonica when he was about 10 years old and i told him not to get stuck in one area.He jams all over southern Ca. now with different bands and he got bluesy and wishes he could play more like i do at times.He's durn good too.Ya got to learn tp play somethin man,ya may have to stand on a corner for cash at some point.I've been thinkin about it lately

[Ned Buckshot]

Cool! Two friends that also play the "Harpoon"!

I've got a very good friend here in Minneasota that is an incredilble Harominica player. He was inducted into the
Minnesota Music Hall Of Fame about 20 years ago! He is now alongside more famous musicians from MN that you could ever imagine.

Ned

[GunClick Rick]

Whats your friends name Ned?Would we know him?

[Ned Buckshot]

His name is Billy Stiener. You probably won't recognize his name unless you are a fan of rather obscure blues and rock.

Ned

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Howdy Gents

       I just checked in on the tail end of this thread, My Dad played the Harmonica all his life along with the organ, he played the Electric Harmonica most the time, and he was Awesome, I loved when he played the theme of " Once Upon a Time in the West ", it would send chills up an down my spine, I'd be looking for Charles Bronson, he loved to pick up on sound tracks and bring them to life. I still have his Harmonica. As a kid I played the guitar and my Mother played the piano, we use to  get together at night and all play together, great memories and good times, nothing like music to bring people and family together.

                                                  Regards

                                             tEN wOLVES 

[JD Alan]

I agree with you 10 Wolves, about families and music. My dad played guitar, and taught me when I was about 12. My mom played the fiddle, and I also play banjo and mandolin. My wife plays guitar too, so we would sit around, with two guitars, fiddle and banjo, and make some noise! Very good memories indeed, since my mom and dad died in 2005, 7 weeks apart. It's a great joy to have my son play drums or guitar with me in church. We don't do "typical church music", we tend to rock.  I tell people that I'm just an old hippy rocker that got saved, and our music reflects it    

[GunClick Rick]

This is as close as i have been able to get to Once upon a Time....Hot dern we need to have a hoedown
http://s7.photobucket.com/albums/y283/gunclickrick/?action=view&current=4003.flv


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