Xpensive Wino
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Live on the road - literally
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J T
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Pretty Good!
Not too much interest from that sidewalk crowd.:dang
Not too much interest from that sidewalk crowd.:dang
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In that manor there are a lot of buskers, so...
Camden is, or was, a hotbed for live music, as Joolz points out.
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Cool flick and I loved the sites and pub footage as I've never been to the UK.
What's the English translation for the word "ya'll"?
Have mercy.
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That would be "you collectively".
Sounds great; you guys are pumpin'. And the traffic -- which never stops -- is quiet too!
That Kay thin-body double bass was the earliest effort at a travel DB. Full length, full width, full scale, full afterlength, just thinner. It didn't catch on because you still take up just as much stretch-room in a car or van.
That Kay thin-body double bass was the earliest effort at a travel DB. Full length, full width, full scale, full afterlength, just thinner. It didn't catch on because you still take up just as much stretch-room in a car or van.
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Busking on the street is a thing in London.
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Dispatch from the Daily Mail: "Today the Queen issued an official comment: "Meh?". 
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They must have a "free" power source somewhere. Batteries or generator maybe?
