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I'm a late starter for guitar started at 45 now I'm the big five o. I mostly play acoustics but have some electrics. I play mostly around the house, but also love playing and singing around a good camp fire with friends. I'm also new to forums this being my first one I thouht it would be a good way to get advise and help with my playing and guitar questions. One thing I should say is once I started playing I've aquired a large collection of guitars so I won't even try to list them all. Enjoy camping fishing from my kayak and almost every other outdoor hobby you can think of . Music I like is Americana and rock I alsodo some flatpicking. So hi everyone hope to get to know all of you thanks.
 
Welcome, BlueDog! I am a late re-starter (re-started at 42, I'm 44 now), and I can tell you that you're not alone here. Glad to have you here. I'm taking a long needed vacation next month, and bringing my acoustic along for the campfire. I'm not a kayaker, but do a bit of canoeing now and then.

Again, welcome aboard!

-Sean
 
Started when you were 45 and now you are 50 - hell, you're just a pup. A lot of late starters here. I started when I was 52, but hanging around here, I am now about 17 or an immature 55.

I've gone through a lot of guitars in that short time, so I can relate.

I think you are going to enjoy it here and you sound like a good fit or good fretter.
 
Greetings Mr BlueDog.

I thought I was a "late starter" at twenty-seventeen! But look around here and other forums and you'll find a whole heap more people taking guitar up in their fifties (sorry, I meant thirty-twenties. Or is it twenty-thirties? :D)

I've been playing for less than a year and find these forums can be a fantastic resource for knowledge and advice :)

So welcome to the fret dot net

Cheerz

Mark H
 
Welcome! I was a late starter too and there are plenty of us here. This is a great place to be. Make sure you look through the index, and use the search features (use both the google and forum based ones as they can deliver different results) for things you are interested in. Lots of good info, and lots of links to great lessons including a bunch by Robert, and Mark Wein.
 
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