Flying between the beautiful new instruments was a radio controlled helicopter, impressively controlled. I didn't dare to take a photo ( or at least I didn't think the resulting image would have been of high enough quality anyway).
Quelle surprise!
Thursday, 4 October 2012
A helicopter in a piano shop
Walking through Versailles (near Paris) late one evening last week, I saw someone standing stiffly in a well lit piano showroom. The shop was closed at the time, but on looking more carefully I was surprised to see what he was doing.
Flying between the beautiful new instruments was a radio controlled helicopter, impressively controlled. I didn't dare to take a photo ( or at least I didn't think the resulting image would have been of high enough quality anyway).
Quelle surprise!
Flying between the beautiful new instruments was a radio controlled helicopter, impressively controlled. I didn't dare to take a photo ( or at least I didn't think the resulting image would have been of high enough quality anyway).
Quelle surprise!
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Many pianos are actually family heirlooms which have been passed down through Wills and demesne. Rather than instruments to be played, they become the piece which sparks a memory of a grandmother playing her favourite tune as hot tea and biscuits were served. Piano Shop London
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