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^^^^^^ Industrial possibilities are endless! Where’s is my Grainger’s catalog? Lessee: HVAC coatings…

We need nitrocellulose Bondo! Make big!

YeowZAH!

^^^^^^^^^ What he said! And friend and I did a swap (for keeps) a number of times. Memorable: Gibson Les Paul CS R6. Huge C neck! Loved it. But the guitar itself was pretty inert. He said it worked great in big loud venues. Being just a little fish in a big pond, I never found out. Offed it. (n)

Back home from glamping

This one was fat, and terrible ‘59 Kay Sizzler. You want callouses?

Still camping with the beater Back home tomorrow.

Warmouth fat. 12” radius, vintage frets.

No, we gather around the embers to lie about what great players we used to be. I have a battery Yamaha lunchbox size amp. Suffices for quasi acoustic guitar duties with an electric guitar (electrics have power steering). ;)

My $96 camping beater

My very slightly used Gio Ibanez super Strat type auxiliary guitar (for camping or risky environments). $96! I don’t worry about it much. Actually a decent guitar.

I have less than a half-dozen currently. There are keepers. ‘Course, I’ve had keepers that I didn’t keep as long as I thought I would. At one point I had probably a dozen, but that was years ago. The mo$t I ever had into an only guitar was $5700 in a used Gibson L5. I don’t need that much...

My partsotele #1 gigger for years:

Stock color. Still available I think. Grain shows through.

My current SG ride: TV yellow 2022 Standard. It’s ginchey! Let me find a pic… …

I wouldn’t call what I do practicing. I play some everyday just to keep my chops up and my fingers from galling at the joints. It’s more like meditation. I’m an old geezer. Got nothing to prove (except that maybe I still can play at a level that satisfies me).

“…I don’t practice. I just open up the guitar case once in a while and throw in some raw meat.” -Wes Montgomery

Getting outside the hose is a good thing.

I hate indoor commercial ranges. Great places if you want to get muzzled though.

One ragged hole drills are impressive, but I’m now past the shelf life. Haven’t shot anything in a couple years. Rust never sleeps.