2020-12-10 | kaliko kbeamer.com > Instruction > Advanced Realm > This Lesson When I was growing up in the little town of Waimea on the island of Hawai’i, we would saddle our horses in the late afternoon and go down to the post box to get my grandfather’s “Hilo Tribune” newspaper. The old man’s driveway was 4 miles long. On the way home, the horses knew that they would be fed grain, so they would run at top speed up the very last hill to our ranch house. It got to be quite competitive with the horses. We kids would hold on for our very lives. Horses pictured grazing in Waimea, Hawaiʻi. In Hawai’i, the horses have shoes but the kids riding … do not! Aloha nui,Keola Beamer Video Lesson This video is available to members of kbeamer.com. Lesson Resources The following lesson resources are for members of kbeamer.com.Learn more and join now! Tuning: D Wahine (DADF#AC#)Tablature: PDF of Barefoot On The Range tabsAudio File 1: M4A audio of Keola playing Barefoot on the RangeAudio File 2: MP3 audio from the video ADV-17: Wi HaIsland Born Liner NotesHāwanawana (Whispering)BEG-11: A Brief History of Slack Key GuitarʻUkulele In Cambodia 2016INT-00: Intermediate Realm IntroductionINT-16: Hula Nā LāʻauNews Archive 2016