Little by little... still amazing to see by the standards of even just 10 years ago.

Welcome back, Belinda! Nice read!

I have been noticing this and figured I would get around to it eventually haha. Next post! Got any links to explain the STEEM/HIVE(/PEAKD/TRON?) split btw? I was not around when that happened. And if both

Thank you @ecoinstant ! This was a productive time for us behind the camera, so it's no wonder we are still editing footage from then years later! 😁 Great to see these, great info to share.

Fantastic. Nice job seeing it through! Looking forward to seeing the full set!

I have definitely tried searching for that song before by typing in "I'd rather be a hammer than a nail" myself, so it has taken some effort to remember that title. And see, this is why it is

To be honest, I always pictured it as a didgeridoo when I was a kid (maybe because of the whole Australia obsessed craze that existed in U.S. media when I was younger around the year 2000) and it wasn't

You're welcome. I am flattered to know I have actually introduced someone to Simon & Garfunkel through this post! I can tell you have already absorbed a lot from them by your description of their music.

My dad also had Bridge over Troubled Water, which similarly got me into their music, as well as The Graduate as I already mentioned. "Mrs. Robinson" is another great one. It's easy to forget

You're very welcome and I totally agree! Sometimes we find music and sometimes it finds us. I had a similar experience buying a Marvin Gaye record from a store in Chicago when I lived there 10 years ago,

I am inclined to agree! My friend and I used to do a different Simon & Garfunkel song each time we went out for karaoke and they were always the biggest hits of the night, credit to Simon & Garfunkel

Thanks for stopping by! It is a cool thing to have some of this timeless music like that of Led Zeppelin that seems to hit the younger generations, when they hear it, similarly to the generation that first

Agreed, it was a good find! And as it turned out, a friend of mine who was a young man in the late 60s in Chicago had actually seen Gábor Szabó live -- twice. So I know my friend really is pretty cool

This was a bit of a fluke actually! I was browsing YouTube a few years back and by chance the album Dreams came up as a suggested video and the album cover and title intrigued me. I was instantly glad

I definitely understand what you mean! :) I go walk around my yard while I brew coffee in the morning. I am hoping the next place I live will have easier access to woods and I can get more in too!! And

Of course! (I never really like when these types of articles only include really short clips, so full songs! Hurray!) And yeah, I think you will like this music.

What struck me the most when I first went out were all of the textures I was completely numbing myself to by wearing shoes all the time. While it certainly makes sense to wear shoes in some scenarios,

Same, haha. You are actually one of my main inspirations. I happened to see one of your posts earlier this year on a day I was looking out at the snow in my yard, wondering why I was the only living thing

Glad to see the barefoot spirit alive and well with you! :)

It was a telephoto, but it was the Sony 55-210mm that I featured in an early blog post rather than the 100-400mm that I usually use. Still helpful, but I was pretty close to these guys.