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Reminiscing with rods | DrumhellerMail

The Homestead Museum in Drumheller hosted its annual Show and Shine to raise funds for the local museum on Saturday, July 29. They had a diverse collection of cars, trucks, semis and even tractors

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Scottish farmers seek assurances over £33m funding pot

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Meet the UK's only maker of a rare ancient Swedish harp fiddle

MEET the UK's only dedicated maker of a rare ancient Swedish harp fiddle - who handcrafts each one from nearly 100 intricate wooden pieces.
Ian McMaster, 67, can't even play the unusual looking nyckelharpa, but learned to make them 13 years ago after his partner heard one at a music festival.
Each one is made in a workshop at the bottom of his back garden using 80 tiny hand-cut wooden pieces, fitted together in a precise millimetre by millimetre way to make the perfect sound.
A single instrument takes at least 280 hours and seven or eight months to make, and he sells them for up to £2,500 - despite his time being worth much more.

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Today's letters: The Order of Canada for Dr. Etches?

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Dr. Vera Etches, Ottawa’s Medical Officer of Health, was chosen by the Citizen as top newsmaker of the year. While there have been many great newsmakers during this very difficult period, I would have to agree with the choice.
During difficult times, she has maintained solid and sincere leadership. I would go as far as to suggest that when this is over, Etches should be an Order of Canada recipient for all her incredible work.
Thank you, Dr. Etches.
Falling birth rates during pandemic are a good thing

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