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Stonie
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Me and my dad used to build Dulcimers when I was a kid, Dulcimers are a Mountain folk instrument that you play on your lap and has 4 strings, very easy to learn to play, just wish I could play like my dad could.
The Large center one made of maple and red ceder my dad built. The other 3 dulcimers I built, small one was my first that I made when I was 11. The solid Walnut Dulcimer is my favorite, next to the one my dad had made for me, he had also built 4 more, one for each of my sisters.
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