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She'll just sit there

I'm going to revisit 3 chosen songs I wrote when I first started to record music seriously.

A few years ago I wrote and recorded 9 songs in about a teo week period with a very talented guy called "Mick Paul".

Mick plays a mean Bass Guitar and has been busy in his career up to now. He also runs his own recording studio, and the nine songs I recorded with him, were done in that studio.

I've picked 3 of those songs to upload to youtube, and this is the first of them.

The title of the song is "Amber falls". The meaning is quite dark. I wonder if you can work out what the song is about, before the video tells you near the end.

Check out the video here:

I have put some snippets of info about Mick in this first video, and I will be adding more to the following 2 videos. There may be a name or two that some music lovers might recognise.

I put a warning in the video description of this song, because the song contains what is known as "Speaker busters". Extremely deep high volume bass notes, that can cause damage to a bass speaker when it's turned up full. I just thought I'd let you know that. :)

Now for some youtube food.

I only need another 10 subs to get to 700. So the current figure is 690.

My channel views are now 15,424.

The overall video views are up to 235,621. The way things are going, I might hit the quarter million by the first year anniversary of my first video upload.

In my next post, I'll be bigging up the second of the three selected old original songs :).

 
 
   
 

Oregon Photos
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Here's a few photos from an Oregon trip two summers ago, up the coast and into Portland.  More later.
 
 
 

   
A Hot Day And Water Falls
I can't remember when I sweat so much as I did yesterday.  Most of the caches found required a bit of hiking the longest of which was a mile in and then back out again.  So they weren't especially long hike, but when it's 102 a mile can seem like ten.

It was all worth it though .... as usual geocaching took me someplace I probably never would have gone let alone know about.  Our first stop was Mossbrae Falls.  From the parking area you hike a mile following active railroad tracks to some of the most awesome falls I've seen.  They were spectacular and I can promise that the pictures don't do them justice.  There were plenty of people walking this trail yesterday .... and can totally understand why. Thinking a trip in mid-fall would be a great time to go back.



A cool old bridge dated 1901 at the end of the trek to the cache. 



One of three trains that went by .....



From the trail you come into an open area to see these falls ..... the water was icy cold ..... but refreshing and much needed to cool down once there.



Another view ....



One of my new favorite places for sure ..... !



Relaxing in the peaceful shady coolness of it all ......



The micro cache ..... just off the trail on the way into / out of the falls.



Train number three ...... two went by when we were at the falls.



This was a very nice spot.  Located at the Dunsmuir City Park and Botanical Gardens.  Called "Falling Boulders" ..... because just above me was a very precarious looking boulder ...



Hedge Creek Falls.  Another awesome spot with lots of folks around.  Here you can go into the cave and around back of the falls ..... and into the falls if you wish.  I wished and took a very refreshing shower here (clothes on .... don't get any funny ideas .... I do have a trace of modesty) ..... which cooled me significantly for the hike back out again.



Will return here again someday as well.



Signing the log at the cache.  No one at the falls paid any attention to me or what I was doing on the side of the hill just to the left of them.  Great hide.

Although there were more finds ..... I think that the heat of the day got to Dave .... and he thought he got pictures that he didn't.  At least they weren't on the camera when I went to take them off last night.  Our camera has a glitch and won't take the picture sometimes .... but he usually catches it.  Yesterday was incredibly hot and I think we both were focusing on the next watering hole.

So lucky for you .... that's it for the photos. 

I was a good day away from the house and a much needed day.  Today will be finishing up some cleaning I started ..... and trying to stay indoors where it's cool.

Have a good Thursday all ...

Peace.  J.




 
 
   
 

Tree at the Falls
Tree at the Falls

Tree at the Falls

Standing there branchless
Are you alive

Power surrounds you
Red broken tree

Beauty in breaking
Somewhat like me

 
 
 

   
Some Quick Shots from Great Falls
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Typing with one hand and on pain meds.  My last quick trip to Great Falls.  Will be a while before I am climbing over rocks out there again. Circles of ice, a scrub tree overlooking the gorge, an icey eddy, an abandoned bee hive in the snow, and a postcard shot.

 
 
   
 

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