SOTU 658 - Cross Ties On A Railroad

CROSSTIES ON A RAILROAD - Dennis Brown
This song, from Ottawa's Dennis Brown, mentions the Douglas fir in the first line.
"I left my home in the Selkirks, where the Douglas fir stands
For the life of a rambler, to seek foreign lands."
The Selkirk Mountain Range is found in British Columbia, Canada, and just across the U.S. border into northern Idaho and Washington.

[@melvinlosaria8175]

I love this song, I love your level up acoustic version, I love your golden voice singing this lovely song and I love your live performance with your superb ukelele playing. Absolutely beautiful my friend. Your great!! Thank you for sharing. All the best to you. I've subscribed to support your lovely channel.

[@Renaissance-Man-Ukulele]

Really nice, Jim

[@PHJimY]

Thanks a lot Cody.

[@ukeanflute]

Delightful bring and lovely delivery, Jim. Thank you for bringing Douglas pine this week.

[@PHJimY]

Thank you Sabine. It was fun to do.

[@singtomeofautumnleaves]

i love being introduced to the many wonderful Canadian songwriters you showcase so well, Jim.

[@PHJimY]

Thanks. They deserve some recognition.