Below is a picture of my mobile LMS server i used in my car. I only had radio and a CD player, i’m not a radio man .. folk, pipes and audiobooks
At the time i was working for Dutch Railways, imagine me walking with this blinky leds thingy, though the railway station …
It consisted of a dual port usb charger, a usb hub to power the drive, the rpi wasn’t strong enough. Thumbdrives where small in capacity, so i had to use a spinning disk harddrive. It was only a raspberry 1, in a case i had designed and lasercutted at Fablab Utrecht.
Now you can get rid of the Usb hub and harddrive using a small but with large capacity sdcards.
I could charge the thing in my car, and when i got home, it would connect to my home wifi network, sync-ed my MP3’s and turn off.
Did a simple recording on one of our practice sessions.
Two tunes by Fred Morrison.
Fred Morrison was born and raised near Glasgow, but it’s the celebrated Gaelic piping tradition of his father’s native South Uist, in the outer Hebrides, that forms the bedrock of his intensely expressive, uniquely adventurous style.
We’ve been to South Uist in 2022, there are many passing places in the North and on the Isles. But the tune Passing Places was writting because Fred was commisioned to produce a soundtrack for a film/documentary about the Hebrides. The tune “The Road East” was written on a car journey from Glasgow to Edinburgh.
This is my low D whistle, I also want to play this on our Irish Flute.
Today i started my first day brew brewing course at t’wort wat
After making mediocre beers, by myself .. using beer kits and so on. I really wanted to make propper beer. Fresh base ingredients, from the base up. I wanted to know what i was doing and why..
Update 2022: I’ve made many beers since, together with Monique and Coline.
