The "Eastwood" P4 scale model railway layout, set on the Calder Valley Line between Todmorden and Hebden Bridge, is owned and created by the South Hants Model Railway group. Eastwood was a station between Todmorden and Hebden Bridge built by the Manchester and Leeds Railway, later to become the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. This was part of the Calder Valley Main Line from Manchester to Normanton. The station opened in 1841 but closed in 1951. The line is still in use but very few traces of

What Scale do you want to see next??? 🤔 Tabs on Patreon 🎉 Phrygian Scale - R m2 m3 P4 P5 m6 m7 It is the third mode of the Major Scale. This scale/mode is really unique because of its minor 2nd, giving it that unique flavor! When learning scales, it is very useful to understand how to expand it and be able to play it more horizontally. Nothing wrong with the initial shape, but by doing this, you can have a deeper understanding of what’s going on! Tabs with Chords/Scale on my Bio! 🎶 Info Below

BLUES is GOAT genre 🤩 The blues scale: R - m3 - P4 - A4(blue note) - P5 - m7 This scale is very unique because it has a minor third, but it’s usually applied over a Dom7 chord, such at F7 (which has a Major 3). The Augmented 4th (blue note) is a very interesting note that can be used as a passing tone but sometimes even as a main target for the creation of dissonance. This phrase is a fun little idea I had while practicing the scale. You can use it over F7 inside a Blues format (more on this on