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I found this photo of a wonderful statue of a man on horseback with a hardanger fiddle in his hand, but I know nothing about it!
It shows he's in the process of jumping down off the horse. ...maybe someone thought he was falling off, which might explain the traffic cone placed on his head. (lol)
I assume it's in Norway somewhere, but could possible be located in any community where the hardanger fiddle has become favored.
Has anyone seen it, or have info about it?
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🤣 he must of watched too many youtube videos!! he needed some more equine training too, huh?
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I found this photo of a wonderful statue of a man on horseback with a hardanger fiddle in his hand, but I know nothing about it!It shows he's in the process of jumping down off the horse. ...maybe someone thought he was falling off, which might explain the traffic cone placed on his head. (lol)
I assume it's in Norway somewhere, but could possible be located in any community where the hardanger fiddle has become favored.
Has anyone seen it, or have info about it?
- Emily
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ABitRusty said
🤣 he must of watched too many youtube videos!! he needed some more equine training too, huh?ELCBK said
I found this photo of a wonderful statue of a man on horseback with a hardanger fiddle in his hand, but I know nothing about it!
It shows he's in the process of jumping down off the horse. ...maybe someone thought he was falling off, which might explain the traffic cone placed on his head. (lol)
I assume it's in Norway somewhere, but could possible be located in any community where the hardanger fiddle has become favored.
Has anyone seen it, or have info about it?
- Emily
Barebutt Bareback, & ***Backwards. . . looking for his bow. Nope, don't recognize it 
Characterize people by their actions and you will never be fooled by their words.
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Could it be in Scotland somewhere?
In Glasgow there is a long tradition of putting traffic cones on statues- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.....t%20before .
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