Scott playing his penny whistle at the Town Hall in Carnege, Oklahoma.

As you have probably noticed, I have been sharing @scottf posts. He decided it was time to start doing something with his music. FINALLY!

Please know he is stepping out of his comfort zone, or box, and trying something new. That is such a difficult thing to do; especially for him. However, he is giving it a try. This meant that he needed to get his music out to others for them to enjoy; music is meant to be shared and enjoyed by as many as possible. Scott felt this would be a great venue for sharing it. We know many of you like music and so, it was a no brainer.

With us being without a car right now, he is finding plenty of time to learn how to use some of his new equiptment. For Christmas I made sure he had enough money to get himself a bit of equiptment he wanted to help him out on this new home bound adventure. Hopefully, he will tell you all about the equiptment and software he is using soon. I just know he is excited about sharing his music with you more.

Scott taking photos of the Oklahoma Wildflowers in Carnege, Oklahoma.

Since he is showcasing both his photography and music, I wanted to show you the images people never see of a photographer or musician: the act of getting that amazing shot, and achieving a dream.

Music came natural to him since he has been obsessed with it forever, but the act of photography was one he had to take time to learn. First it was the guitar and now something new. I remember first meeting him and he had a penny whistle in hand. He uses it to get a tune from his head to his fingers. Because of this, I thought it would be appropriate to show off his nimble fingering skills on the Penny Whistle.

We were headed to the cryptocurrency conference in April one year and we did a 25 mile detour (40.2336 km) to help Scott gather photos of Oklahoma Wildflowers and to mark off one of his bucket list items. Well, sort of, but as close as he was going to get that day.

Now, I present to you, ScottF on penny whistle at Carnege "Town" Hall playing Auld Lang Syne:

Now, go to his account and show his some music love!

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We appreciate it so very, very much!

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