Docent of the Walking Cane Dulcimer

[@denisenadeau5243]

thankyou I have a dulcimer and I live in the northeast. Good to see you and your family passing the tradition down.

[@guthriemayfield8721]

Your ancestral reverence playing with your dad is beautiful

[@PeterDad60]

Good on you, and your Grandchildren Donald! Keep the Spirit of Walking Cane Dulcimer music alive! My Grandpa did the same thing with me, except it was a fiddle, which I still play at age 68, here in Culleoka Tennessee. -Peter

[@S_e_a_n]

Thank you for sharing your story Mr. Graves. Wishing you the best.

[@hmbl-cb1be]

So glad to see you passing something like this to your grandchildren, what a blessing!

[@mandyv911]

Yes! Thanks for posting! I had never even seen a picture of John Mawhee, so neat to hear about him my whole life, and then to see this! (I'm a distant relative as well) :)

[@Nobody-11B]

"Get yourself the left wing bone if a turkey.' Now seriously, this is a very cool dulcimer. Nice history to go along with it.

[@RuralMOmag]

Donald Graves can be reached at 417-532-7486. Thanks!