Grizzly Hills Zone

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I have to say, I'm rather disapointed with the music in this zone. It looks amazingly a lot like the West Virginia/Kentucky area, yet the music is not dueling banjos. What gives?

Hrm... I like the music there, but I picture it more representative of the California Redwoods.

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You know, not all of us here in WV are banjo picking illiterates...

Quit it! You'll shatter delusions!

I also happen to like some good banjo. Also you can't put a price on a good fiddle player either. Seriously, you can almost see smoke fly from their fingers.

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Hang on. Grizzly Hills is where you get the out of tune violin. That's tops in my mind. I can just see a murloc in bib overalls - chewing on his corn cob pipe and concentrating and trying to tune the silly thing.

From what I recall of my childhood, they're not all THAT hard to tune, unless you have bad strings and it's a cheap violin. ;)

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I go to Grizzly Hills to fish and watch the bears, it's soothing.

Just don't get too close to the wildlife. :)

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Actually a lot of the influence is from the Welsh. Irish immigration didn't start until mid 18th century around the time of the potato famine.

Cymru FTW.

My Irish/English roots were in that region by at least 1756 via land grant. But, we digress. ;)

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I watch form a safe distance, Discovery Channel taught me that.

Oh, so you have a zoom lense too then? :)

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I'm a shaman, that's what we use Far sight for.

Ahh, yes. That would work well.

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Now let's see you just drop them pants!

Sometimes you just have to know when to stop...