This picture was taken just outside Harlech Castle, and brings back happy memories of a day trip to the Welsh coast in the early summer of last year. The harp music was beautiful, and I thought the player’s hands made an interesting study!
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Phil that’s a gorgeous photo. I love interesting hands – I actually have a coffee table book full of photographs of them.
Thanks for telling me about this. I get so little time to read blogs at the moment, I end up missing good stuff!
Much love x
oooh that’s a beautiful image
(so behind in blog reading at the moment, hence the late comment!)
I play this type of harp, called a clarsach harp, I love it. It makes a beautiful sound x
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