Geography Div (California Dreamin' subsection)

 Betcha never knew (or even thought) about this:

A Little Saturday Nite Bluegrass Div

Darren Beachley with New Ballad Branch - from his new album The Road Not Taken.

Darren Beachley - Lead Vocal, Dobro, Scott Vestal on banjo, Curtis Vestal on bass and baritone vocals, Clay Hess on guitar, Alan Bibey on mandolin, and Stephen Burwell on fiddle.

Geography Div ( Get your compass out subsection)

 Movement of the North Magnetic Pole since 1590. It's slowly moving to Russia.

A Little Saturday Nite Bluegrass Div ('Nother small town without a train subsection)

The Lonesome River Band doing Heyday from their new album of the same name.

Sammy Shelor - Banjo, Jesse Smathers - guitar, Adam Miller - mandolin, Mike Hartgrove - Fiddle) and Kameron Keller (bass).

Geography Div (What's in a name subsection)

 Interesting. Note that wines and cheeses are omitted.

A Little Saturday Nite Bluegrass (No Train, No More subsection)

Jr Williams picks up a guitar instead of his banjo and leads from his album Railroad Town,

with Town Without a Train. 

So many small towns have all but disappeared from the landscape owing to the decline of our country's railroads, though I do sometimes mutter a curse when the RCP&E rolls thru the middle of town.

Jr Williams - Vocal and Guitar, Adam Steffey - mandolin, Aaron Ramsey -  guitar, and Jeff Partin’ - dobro.

Picture worth a thousand words Div (MAGA subsection)

 ... and it arrives two years early.

Geography Div ( cold subsection)

Been cold here in the Dakotas lately, but not like this !!

 

A Little Saturday Nite Bluegrass Div (End of Year subsection)

Well, there goes 2022 ........ Hope you have a safe celebration when ringing in the New Year.

Let's hope for a Happy and Peaceful 2023.

Auld Lang Syne as done by the Off the Wagon Bluegrass Band

St Stephen's or Boxing Day Geography Respite (Traditional Post subsection)

It's that time of year for two favorites for this day. The Mini-Bears wouldn't feel right if these weren't shared.

Here's the Irish Rovers doing Good King Wenceslas.

And here's the Christmas story by John Henry Faulk ........ It wouldn't be right not to play it.

Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas.