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Hello Sonia
Volvo’s are fantastic, Ive had the XC70 and the 90, while transporting my Daughters full size harp, both great haprmobiles with 60/40 rear seat split, great if you need to carry an extra passenger.
At the moment we have the Ford Galaxy, not my car of choice at all but certainly more room than ether of the above and with the seat split, it will carry four people, dog, stand, stool, luggage, music case etc etc I tried column loading with all this and it worked well.
Galaxy is lower loading than the 90 but loading was no problem with the 90, either of the three are great harp cars.
Good luck whatever you choose.Ha Haaa! yes I saw that this morning, now I like working with wood but that is one project that is way beyond me Im afraid, I hope it finds a good home, if it was a missing piece wouldnt that be a MIRICLE!!!
Yes your trolley is great Emma, very user friendly, a bespoke handmade one off! ask me how I feel in a few months of carting the Salvi stairclimber around Ha!!! as long as Emily’s happy with it!
Emma have a safe trip back from the WHC and I cant wait to hear all about it, what an experience! Definitely going to the next one WHEREVER it is, Scotland ???(heres hoping!)
See you next week xxTracey those shoes are so whacky what will they think of next!!!
Sylvia I cant stand high heels either and totally agree with you, they are bad for your feet! The drawing just made me chuckle I just had to post it! xxxHi Tanya yes it was a very memorable day indeed, she is also playing the Royal harp at Clarence House in a couple of weeks, very exciting!
Tanya, lovely to have a fellow uk member, may I ask what harp you play? are you really enjoying it?ps forgot to ask, Im sure lots of you have some proud Harpy events and moments you can share?? hopefully you can post them soon, look forward to seeing pics and reading stories xxx
Hi there Kay!
Thought Id check in to see your piccys of your masterclass, no piccy’s yet!
Also you said you were picking up a harp, is this a new one, if so what type and model have you got?Look forward to seeing the pics Kay, just press add media to add your pics, as long as they are on your computer of course!, I love to see photo’s, a bit of a photo addict I guess, makes our posts a bit more interesting!
Gosh Kay first up how nerve racking, I bet you were extremely proud! age is nothing when playing the harp!
any photos? would love to see some xxxHello Lyn
Emily’s mum here again, I second Emma’s comment on Keziah, Emily was tutored by her last year and had so much fun with her!
Lyn please do email me, love to chat to someone local
steve.louisa@btinternet.com
look forward to hearing from you xxxHello Lyn
Emily’s mum here again, I second Emma’s comment on Keziah, Emily was tutored by her last year and had so much fun with her!
Lyn please do email me, love to chat to someone local
steve.louisa@btinternet.com
look forward to hearing from you xxxHello Lyn
Emily’s mum here again, I second Emma’s comment on Keziah, Emily was tutored by her last year and had so much fun with her!
Lyn please do email me, love to chat to someone local
steve.louisa@btinternet.com
look forward to hearing from you xxxI always insist my daughter Emily asks for help up and down stairs just so someone is there to “save” it if the worst happens and it has a wobbly moment! God forbid !
Hi there lyn and you thought you were all on your own! My daughter is a pedal harpist but started on the lever, we are from Dorset so not far from you, did you get to go to the DPAF? We know both Emma and Keziah they are lovely!
May i ask who tutors you? I know lots of “harpy” people Dorset and Devon please do get in touch Id love to chat to you
Ps…..hi Emma !
Lou x
