@@WalkingDday Thanks. I thought that. Zooming in I couldn’t see the player, and acoustically it sounded too good to be outdoor ‘live’. I appreciate your work. Looking forward to you next one. Good night. 👍
When they have a big storm there n the sand shifts around, is there normally a lot of relics that are exposed on the beach? When I was stationed with the Navy on the island of Okinawa after a bad storm you could find all kinds of w w 2 items washed up on the beaches.
The beach was sifted to a depth of three feet. It took 5 years. Things do get washed up from the sea bed. Two years ago a man walking his dog found a shell on the beach. The army come to dispose of it.
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Interesting, thanks. But for me the best part is listening to that bugler . Beautiful rendition with perfect tone and vibrato. 👍
It's a recording. Don't know who is playing. They changed the recording perhaps 8 years ago. This one is better than th eprevious.
@@WalkingDday Thanks. I thought that. Zooming in I couldn’t see the player, and acoustically it sounded too good to be outdoor ‘live’. I appreciate your work. Looking forward to you next one. Good night. 👍
When they have a big storm there n the sand shifts around, is there normally a lot of relics that are exposed on the beach? When I was stationed with the Navy on the island of Okinawa after a bad storm you could find all kinds of w w 2 items washed up on the beaches.
The beach was sifted to a depth of three feet. It took 5 years. Things do get washed up from the sea bed. Two years ago a man walking his dog found a shell on the beach. The army come to dispose of it.