A pair of very nice Robert Hall originals, pewter and ribbon. I’m not sure if there’s any connection to be made between a bagpiper and an inuksuk, but for just this once you can see them lying side by side.
Book: History of Italian Renaissance Art by Frederick Hartt and David G. Wilkins
Alex Good 
Have you ever laid a bagpiper alongside an Inuit stone marker and found out?
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Does it count if I’ve laid beside either?
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Only at the same time.
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Nice word usage, inuksuk. Did you have to look it up or is it one of the words from a song of your people?
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Believe it or not, it’s not an uncommon word in these parts. You see these little stone men everywhere. They’ve become a kind of kitsch culture.
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They’re cool, are they part of a series?
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I think the creator makes a number of them, but I don’t think they’re a series per se. The light for this pic was crazy bright (you can tell from the shadow) so the ribbon is actually more a navy blue. It looks black in the picture. I’m still learning how to be a pro photographer.
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What phone did you end up with?
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iPhone. Needed to get it for family business. Hardly use it.
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Using it for photos though?
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Yeah, just the odd snap though. Not really looking for pics.
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