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Name: The Baritone
Birthday: 6/7/1902
Gender: Male
Interests: More than can be listed here, but here's a couple:
Driving, singing, driving, listening to music, driving, eating, and did I mention driving?
Oh yeah, and dropping in and surprising my long-distance friends when they least expect it. That's a total blast.
Expertise: You tell me and we'll both know. :-)
Occupation: Other
Industry: Other
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Member Since:
12/12/2004
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| Some of you knew that I was singing with Gospel Echoes Northwest. Well, Here is our first, definitely unofficial, recording for this year. 
Lyrics by James Edmiston, melody line written by Brandon Beach copyright 2009, Harmony arr. Lyle Stutzman copyright 2009.
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| This is scary, for any of you who cherish your freedom.
Driver's Licenses with computer chips a possibility
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| Havin' fun in the East country...
Looking forward to Quartet Retreat next weekend! Should be good.
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| Emerald Chorale Tour, or My Trip to Ireland On June 2, I had the immense privilege of travelling to the country of Ireland for 2 weeks on a chorus tour!! Since it was such an incredibly awesome time and such a momentous occasion, I decided it merited getting a bunch of pictures posted on here. Enjoy...
Loading up to head to JFK airport from PA. Fairview Christian School was kind enough to supply us with a bus and a driver.
 Mr. Jay, doing a great job of navigating the hills of PA and the streets/highways of NY.
 Krista emphatically making a point.
 Unloading at JFK...
Our first view of Ireland, which by this time was Tuesday morning.
Immediately upon arriving, we headed to our first tourist destination: Bunratty Castle and Folk Park. (Is your Bunratty? Some Irish names can be amusing, hee hee) The original fort built on this location was made of wood in A.D. 1251. The first stone structure was built in 1277, and the castle you see below was built in 1425.  A very tired yours truly.
 Can anybody say "Patrick O'Rourk"? (Or however you spell that, the officer from the old Ranger Bill radio show.) This was one of the dressed up people in the Folk Park, which is basically an entire village that the Irish government decided to preserve along with the castle.
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