July 08, 2010

a walk around britain . . .

a tale of two men,
ed & will, who travel on foot
live outside & sing for their supper
walking & singing their way
around the british isles ,discovering
the land, the people & their traditions
do visit to read their story
a walk around britain * * *
listen to their singing here & see their cd too

17 comments:

  1. Thanks for posting this, I'm going to take a peek ;)

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  2. Hi Ruthie,

    Thank you so much for this post.....I'm so happy you presented this to us......what a gift. I love these guys, and I will definately have to buy one of their CD's. I'd love to see them in person, and since my husband mentioned that we might visit England again next year, I will have to look them up and find them in person.

    Hugs,
    Meri

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  3. This sounds amazing. I can't wait to check it out! Hope you are having a great week, Ruthie!

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  4. Oh, I just recently discovered these young men, and had a very pleasant dawdle around their website. What a wonderful, inspirational adventure!

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  5. How interesting. Can't resist taking a peek at their website now!

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  6. How interesting! I daydream of living like these fellas, but have, unfortunately, been sucked in by modern society and fear there is no way out.

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  7. True bards!!! What a fantastic undertaking.

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  8. Thanks for the link, Ruthie. "And the larks, they sang melodious at the dawning of the day!"

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  9. It's been a life long dream of mine to visit England someday. I am always looking for books and things written by those fortunate enough to have been there. Thank you. I will enjoy this! XO

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  10. Inspiring! Liked their singing. I remember sleeping in all kinds of weird places years ago, now I like my bed... guess I'm no longer so adventurous!

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  11. Wow amazing, thanks for this link and thanks for your kind comments :)

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  12. What a fantastic, creative journey. Inspirational! Thanks for sharing, Ruthie. Hope you're wonderfully well. xx

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  13. What an adventure. Thank goodness there are people like this young men to inspire us.

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  14. I must look out for them on their travels. I enjoyed listening to their singing.

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  15. Just popped over from Jasmine's place. You have wonderful blog! -J

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  16. How lovely, a little piece of medieval times past but in the present! xx

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  17. Lilian is a lovely name. I love all her details.... as well as this wonderfully cheerful style that you have created! Your and your art make me smile.

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