Eric Schlange
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Many banjo players already know the story of Ernest Shackleton ensuring his crew brought a banjo across the Antarctic ice in the 1920's because it was "vital mental medicine."" But there's been at least one other banjo in Antarctica, based on a recent thread from a member in Palo Alto whose father built a banjo and took it to Antarctica in 1963 only to have the banjo fall apart after the low humidity dried up the hide glue. Check out the thread of members giving advice on rebuilding the banjo >
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