Where the walker runs down to the Carson Valley Plain
There lived a maiden, Darcy Farrow was her name
The daughter of old Dundee and a fair one was she
The sweetest flower that bloomed oer the range
Her voice was as sweet as the sugar candy
Her touch was as soft as a bed of goose down
Her eyes shone bright like the pretty lights
That shone in the night out of Yerrington town
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMswQRt8C2A )
Wonderful song! Sounds like a genuine 'folk song.' Was 'supposed to.' It was written as part of a graduate dissertation in Musicology 'to sound like a genuine folk song' by Ewan MacColl in (I think) 1957 at McGill University.
Good morning, everyone! TGIF! Hanna Kin! POTS! Any way you look at it, it's the close of another week. Calendar week, that is. These days I have to keep an automatic calendar on my desk to know where in the year I am! God, I love it! I may even throw away my watch!
A big mug of my new English Breakfast tea beside me, as I get ready to go visit the Food Lady. I think it's time for me to cut back on the amount that I've been eating. I'm not putting on weight, but I feel like I'm eating too much, especially now that I have a motorbike again. I need to walk more!
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Originally Posted by CRussel
Trying a new English Breakfast this morning, from Peet's. ..............SNIP........... So I bought a 1/4 Lb tin and I'm having it this morning.
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Isn't it fun buying new tea? It's like playing the slot machines! Sometimes you win a little, sometimes you lose a little, and sometimes you really hit the jackpot! Enjoy your new tea!
Stitchawl