Something I more or less woke up to, this morning. ‘Finished’ if you can call it that, this evening, in and around ‘ Earth Hour ‘ thus, a notepad and biro. Chew and discuss!
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misterkaki 
In the beginning-your drawing- isn´t it three instead of four wheels in celtic myth?
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Well yes. Very likely I was not thinking that consciously of Celtic sources. Let us just say there is something of a wheel (or drum)) – if you imagine that.
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Audio commentary:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ai54kD86VWBJjSRbk0FIqvNs5BiW
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Oh its possible to make an audio commentary. But I would have to register for hearing it, I am a bit reluctant at the moment to do so. I am learning a lot about this platform now.
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Register? It is simply an audio file, on One Drive cloud. I thought anyone with the link could access it – maybe not.
Thanks for your comment.
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The one drive cloud does not know me…
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