I agree.
Looking at it another way... a shortened bottom would look hornier.
(It must be that time of year where I usually get referred off to have my bumps felt)
Thanks.
Even though I've seen it and been blown away by the feel and look of it, I am even more in awe of it under good natural light. Artificial lighting doesn't do it full justice.
When Emberton Park opened, our family business at Ravenstone Mill caravan park suffered and we had to sell up. It was in the recession of the early seventies, strikes, rolling power cuts etc.
Interesting to note; going by the scratch guards and control plates one has a jazz and the other has a precision. Both seem to have a p pup.
I'd like to hear the recording that goes with that photo. Would you be able to tell the difference, assuming the recording was of sufficient quality?