http://www.flickr.com/photos/bobxyz/275673502/
See the next post - Randy has shown me the way.

(http://www.flickr.com/photos/bobxyz/275673502/)

Sorry I do not know how to post a picture.
But it is an active link, and bonus there are more shots taken of the guitar.
I tried coping the image but this is what happened.

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You are a good man my friend. Trying to do this from free Wifi hot spots in Vina del Mar Chile, has me wanting to get on and off the web ASAP.
I was going to be in a hotel in a few days and was going to try again but you assist has made my day.

Randy_R you are a good man to have at my back.

Bob Chile in Chile for a few more days, then Chilled in Cosata Rica, then back to Canada.

sweet lookin guitar.  did you buy the guitar while in Chile?
:nana_guitar

No, bought it in Kelowna, B.C.
Needed something to showcase Canada.
Dragged it though Mexico, Guatemala, Panama, Chile, Argentina, and Costa Rica.

Did you stirr up any envy there?
:cheers

No, not envy, but a lot of interest.
In Panama the locals thought that the Larry was sweet, in Guatemala they thought it was too loud, in Argentina it was popular as a conversation piece as I busked. In Chile it was a means of being treated simply as a musician. As soon as people saw the Larry I was given respect as a serious player. In all good stuff.