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ParticipantThanks Calista, just did the Angels Carol with the gurlies this year! It was
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ParticipantThank you so much Sherry. I works beautifully. Now I am saying “Why didn’t I think of that!” It is so simple when you know how. I wasn’t looking at the top only the bottom. Thanks again.
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ParticipantThanks Barbs,
I will talk to the Camac agent about the Go Go cart and also the L&H guy when he is next out. I have not seen the Go Go up close, but I may call a gurl with a Camac and see if I can have a good look. There was a wonderful trolley that they had in the concert hall in (I think) Osaka, that was a tray, fitted to the shape of the base of the harp with wheels on the back. And they used it just to get the harp on and off the stage. Flat surfaces only of course. It was locally made and a really great design…..
That is really all I’m after,
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Participant“Get your priorities straight. You are moving an instrument that costs anywhere from $10,000 to $40,000 or more, and you’re willing to do serious damage to it with cheap wheels that are easy to carry around?? Did I undeerstand that correctly?”
Charming!!! As always…
No you did not understand my question correctly…You did not read my post properly.
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ParticipantI want to adapt a motorized wheel chair to seat a harp.
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ParticipantChristie,
I think I might some information you’re looking for. Do contact me if you want.
Michael (yes, the one you think it is from NHS)

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ParticipantOops – just noticed the date on that first post. Imagine Dana well and truly gone by now!
Hope it is of use to Sandra, or anyone else that may get on and read it in the future…
Cheers.
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ParticipantHmmmm, I just realised something…my 100 is the older model that does not have back feet, it has a “tray” type area where the feet would have been if
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ParticipantAnyone know of Cindy Kleinstuber webcam lessons? I’ve not heard of her, but if they are useful it’d be good for Kris to know.
What harp are you both thinking of getting? And what does your wife think of the idea? I think you should put her online, I’m sure she would laugh at the perceived “slamming” you got!
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ParticipantSounds good to me! I’ll hunt up Harps etc.
Ta muchly!
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ParticipantFreighting harps..don’t even mention it! Freight companies…arrrgggghhhhh!
Anyway, I’m not sure if this is relevant, but one thing I’ve found when flying harps and getting quotes, is to mention that they can lie the
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ParticipantDear Kris
I would also like to add that I never meant to ‘slam’ you, not at all. I am most very sorry if it seemed that way. I was just trying to do as you asked; honestly answer your question. No offence was ever intended, my apologies if it was perceived that way. A Merry Christmas to you, your wife and your daughter.
Cheers
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ParticipantBerger wheels? Sound nifty. Did you get them from harp supplier?
Thanks Barbs.
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ParticipantThanks Jennifer! We really haven’t gotten that far yet.
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ParticipantHi Smiffy! Hope you are well.
I played at a Kindegarten recently (kids 3-4) and one of the highlights for the kids was Butterfly gig…the traditional Irish tune. Actually all the Kimmy Robertson ones got over well with kids (and adults) they have a popular and dreamy quality.
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