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[bob adams]

Thought you may like to know, things are progressing nicely

Pedalsteel.co.uk Stats for January 2011

Jan: No of visits: 2007 ..... Pages Viewed: 11,500 ...... Hits: 50,687 ....... Bandwidth used: 2.00 GB

There is some interest in this here instrument of ours!

[Zumbilly(Murdoch)]

Bob,
My fortynine thousand visits in Jan have'nt gone unnoticed then?
Billy

[bob adams]

Good for You Billy, Nae Gold watches mind, though I could maybe stretch to a bar of McGowans ‘Highland Toffee’

[Malcolm]

Bob, better no, his wallies couldnae take it.

[Zumbilly(Murdoch)]

Ah kin sook a soor ploom

[STEDDIE EDDIE]

hey, am i allowed in this 'ere scots corner? i did once own a Cairn terrier, made frequent boozy visits to Parkhead, love shortbread, and my first gig on steel was in Linwood, with a guy from Kilmarnock, known as Big Bob King in the early 90's, and my newly aquired ZB has just spent a few weeks in very capable hands in Glasgow, thats my scottish credentials, anyway, glad to see the site going well, very informative,

[Zumbilly(Murdoch)]

Eddie,
By the power vested in Me I now prononce You an Honorary Jock

Your official certificate along with Your Haggis hunting licence is in the post.
Billy

[Dave Nutt]

AND!!!!!!!!! How about me? I once heard Sidny Devine on the radio, surely that counts for something, ok! 'never again' but at least I should be considered for some recognition from 'norf of de border'

I will say now, if I dont get that recongnition, dont any of you lot try getting into Wales.

[ZBSD-10]

HEY !
I got to get onto this as well, being English by birth, lived most of my life in Swansea .S.Wales, and now reside
here in Corfu must say that being the honoury host of the Glasgow steel /drinking society , Corfu Div. Being led
astray drinking Laphriog in vast quantities thanks to Chairman Bob Adams, Oh, and I play "Dark Island" as well
so that must count for something ? Have I missed anything ?
Awar the new !
Frank (the kilt). Corfu

[STEDDIE EDDIE]

frank,[the laphriog drinking kilted sassanach], you reminded me of another Scottish credential i have, the first tune i learned on steel was off a Gerry Hogan VHS tape, 'The Skye Boat Song' key of F, so its no wonder ive been inducted as an Honoury Scot, but regards you Dave, all i can say is, you are recognised north of the border all right, but i wouldnt like to comment any further on that,
PS. have you noticed it is only English Exiles who have responded so far? Corfu [somewhere hot and far way] Wales [ somewhere n cold near England] and Ireland [ somewhere wet near America]