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This is a xylophone my dad made for his college woodworking class or music class over a half century ago.. I have forgotten which one. I am now the proud owner and my grandchildren love to play with it when they visit. Dad still creates wonderful things out of wood. My sister featured his latest creation in her album http://365project.org/marilyn/365/2012-11-13

[Marilyn Wigen]

I always loved this! Glad you featured it! :)

[katy]

@marilyn How could I not?! Thanks!

[Cathy Donohoue]

I love it. You are so blessed, both of you, to have these handed down heirlooms. And to still have your Dad woodworking away.

[katy]

@cdonohoue We know it! Thanks so much, Cathy!

[Deb]

I agree with Cathy, blessed you are :)

[Tara]

Really nice shot - the shadows work well. What an awesome history to this piece.

[katy]

@deburahiru Awww, Deb! that is so nice! thanks!

[katy]

@tara11 Thanks, Tara. I really didn't notice the shadows until I posted it and I kind of like them too! It is a piece I will always treasure

[Rick Schies]

A great craftman, and I bet it sounds sweet too.

[PasadenaRose]

Lovely shot. I also like the shadows.
Such a wonderful heirloom to be handed down through the generations.

[katy]

@digitalrn Thanks Rick and it does!

[katy]

@pasadenarose I appreciate that and I agree.