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Posted: **28 May 2012 6:49 pm**

Tatum Texas.A town so small they had to widen the road just to paint a stripe down it.

Posted: **28 May 2012 7:04 pm**

Christchurch, a city of around 350,000 is the main city in the South Island of New Zealand -- despite all the recent earthquakes we have had - a fair chunk of the city is still standing !!

I am one of about half a dozen or so Steel players in the immediate area.

Posted: **28 May 2012 8:00 pm**

Brownsville Texas, joined the Marine Corp and it took me far away! Now exist in Ohio! It does have seasons though, not just one, Summer(hot and not so hot). A joke guys... I miss Texas a lot!

Posted: **29 May 2012 3:01 am**

Chris LeDrew wrote:I live in Atlantic Canada, on the easternmost tip of North America. As far as steel players go in my hometown, I'm one of about five or six who play actively. Here's St. John's on a rare sunny day. What you see is a natural harbour with a small narrows to the ocean, just over the hill in the left hand corner of the photo:

And here's what was lingering outside the harbour about a month ago:

In the foreground is Fort Amherst, with centuries-old British fort ruins still standing. This was Britain's first North American colony, settled over 600 years ago. And the Vikings were here long before that.

Hey Chris, I never had the chance to make it to NFLD yet but I am going to try soon! I have distant relatives living somewhere there.
Quentin

Posted: **29 May 2012 5:30 am**

Bud , quite a few steel players here in Joizy...and seems we're all Italians or like Italian food!.....

I've seen Stepick eat calamari many times!

Posted: **29 May 2012 8:15 am**

I'm from Augsburg, Germany. Pedal Steel is very rare and I think I'm the only Pedal Steel (wannabe)Player in town. I only know two Steel Players in person and few others from the phone. Country music scene is also very small. But we have a nice music hall close to Augsburg which is called "Four Corners". There we can see Acts like Paul Overstreet, Terri Clark, Lucky Tubb, Dale Watson, Asleep at the wheel, Aaron Tippin etc...

Posted: **29 May 2012 8:53 am**

I'm from Kindersley,sask,canada.
Not very many steel players in Sask,but we're workin on it

Posted: **29 May 2012 11:58 am**

I'm a London boy (Chelsea to be precise) UK. now living in 'Sunny' Devon (joke!)
Sunny or not it is beautiful and a world away from the smoke! You won't get me back there in a hurry!
Two faces of Devon !

Posted: **29 May 2012 3:07 pm**

I was born and raised in the Republic of Texas.

It wasn't until around 5th-6th grade that I learned that I was also a citizen of the United States.

Posted: **29 May 2012 3:10 pm**

Originally from Rochdale, Lancashire, N.W. England.
We moved to Windsor Ontario for 10 years, then back to Rochdale for a 12 year period, then back to Windsor again for 4 years befor moving to one of the prettiest places in the world; Vancouver Island B.C.
We have now lived here for 20 years and just love it

All Z.B.est.

Bob Mainwaring

Posted: **31 May 2012 2:51 am**

I'm a Feces.

Posted: **31 May 2012 12:29 pm**

Kevin your killin me, I guess I dont know what Feces is afterall. Is that an Italian thing or what ?

Posted: **31 May 2012 12:45 pm**

I'm from careless parents..

Posted: **31 May 2012 2:24 pm**

Gus York wrote:...now living in 'Sunny' Devon ...

Where were the photos taken, Gus ?
I went to Exeter University and remember the fond walks along the coast to Dawlish. It was all steam trains in those days. I guess that ages me.

Posted: **31 May 2012 5:00 pm**

I'm from England. Stoke-on-Trent to be exact and moved to Manchester, so not got too far yet! Hopefully coming out to Nashville this year! who knows might end up moving there one day haha.

England is looking a popular steel guitar destination though so far in this thread!

Posted: **31 May 2012 10:25 pm**

I wuz borned over hear to Warshington State, then after awhile I snuck out over to that thar state called Montanar got edgeucated and tried to excape every couple of years, but the great folks there kept me coming back. Finally somebody left the gate open enuff and I excaped back here tu Warshington state, and it iz now confirmed as a foreign country, thu state I meen.

Posted: **1 Jun 2012 1:06 am**

Ireland.

Posted: **1 Jun 2012 6:20 am**

Does Buffalo, New York sound very exotic?

Lackawanna? Not to be confused with lack a anything else...

I don't think so either....

Posted: **1 Jun 2012 6:57 am**

From that faraway place called New Jersey.
Lived here all my life except when my father was at Fort Campbell, Kentucky in the 101st Airborne.

Posted: **1 Jun 2012 11:31 am**

Phoenix,AZ & San Antonio,TX. I claim dual citizenship.

Posted: **1 Jun 2012 12:36 pm**

Kevin your killin me, I guess I dont know what Feces is afterall. Is that an Italian thing or what ?

I think it's an astrological sign.

Posted: **1 Jun 2012 1:33 pm**

From Denmark Klarup/Aalborg, we are just 5,5 million in our little beautifull country.

Played pedalsteel for more than 35 years.

www.myspace.com/torbenturbo

Posted: **1 Jun 2012 6:06 pm**

Ah be frum tha state uv cornfusion,right next to incognito.

Posted: **1 Jun 2012 10:20 pm**

I live in Beith a small town about eight miles from Glasgow Airport, we have a handful of players in this area and many more scattered throughout the rest of Scotland

Posted: **2 Jun 2012 7:25 am**

Atlantic Canada here as well - River Ryan, Nova Scotia.

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