It has been some time that I met Craig at the Bethaus smithy. It was on the Muttental spring fair that I met some Scottish madman and we talked some about forging and making music. Was a great meeting, and I promised I´d link him, but as is, all my fault, I messed up his address.
But now I found him, and here comes the link:
www.craigherbertson.com
He also plays abroad (from here*ggg*) and tries to make a living from winning awards;-), so check out his site.
Coming to think of it, I will include a music category in my linklist.
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