There are two Honeycomb Pieces in Click Clock Wood. The Yelow Jinjo will be hidden in the tall grass in the corner. Yellow Jinjo: In the Summer, head left as soon as you enter.Orange Jinjo: In the Fall, on top of a pile of leaves near the giant plant.Purple Jinjo: In the Spring, enter the beehive as a bee.Green Jingo: In the Spring, on a Snarebear in front of the door to Jiggy #2.Blue Jingo: In the Winter, on top of Mumbo's Skull.Collecting all five will earn you a Jiggy. There are eight catepillars total in the Summer, and 12 catepillars total in the Fall.įive Jinjos are hidden within the world. After he thanks you, Eyrie will fly off, leaving a hard earned Jiggy behind. Finally, retun in the winter and climb up to the nest to find a fully grown Eyrie. Feed them to Eyrie who will once again grow and fall asleep. Return in the Fall and this time collect 10 catepillars. Feed them to Eyrie to have him grow and fall asleep once again. Enter the Summer and collect five catepillars scattered across the world. This will release the baby eagle named Eyrie who quickly falls asleep. Cllimb up to the beehive and jump onto the flower from there.ĭuring the Spring, head up to the nest near the top of the giant tree and smash the top of the egg inside. This will cause the plant to finally bloom, releasing a Jiggy at the top. Thankfully, Gobi falls asleep, allowing you to return in the Fall and do the same. Retun in the Summer to find Gobi resting near the plant. A giant plant will sprout, but there is nothing else you can do at the moment. Enter Nabnut's house and find an acorn on a bookshelf.ĭuring the Spring, head to the garden and drop five eggs into the hole in the center.Use the Talon Trot to carefully grab an acorn off the very step path. Walk down the platform on your left and turn to the right.You'll land on a different structure with another acorn. Jump from the left side of the circular pathway and into the center to grab the acorn in the middle. Walk up the center pathway and walk to the other side of the circular path.Swim down to the acorn at the bottom of the water. Follow the path up to the window on the left.Return all six of the nearby acorns to recive a Jiggy. Stewart would have made them that way.During the Fall, head to Nabnut's houe to find him outside looking for his acorns. Now, if I could just consistently make that 2nd string open pull-off. Overall, I'd say it gets 3-7/8 stars out of 4. Yes, this is a minor, personal thing.but it makes me want to dissasemble the book and re-arrange it. It is a pain to start playing in one tuning and have the next tune in another. I'd rather have chapters in single tunings.

Misses: Tunes in different tunings are scattered willy-nilly throughout the book. Metal, spiral binding lays flat (a big plus). Some tunes have 'Basic' and 'intermediate' versions and some have 'multiple variations'. Solid, tuneful arrangements where the melody doesn't get lost in massive ornamentation or screwy, inexplicable TAB.

I know my students are going to get a bang out of it.

Well done, Mike! I hope it does well for you, I don't see how it can't. Mike has done a great job arranging these tunes and gone to extreme depth in his explanations and instructions for each. I received my copy of Mike Iverson's book in the mail yesterday and have been playing thru it a bit today. God must have been referring to the banjo when He said, “Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all ye lands,” Psalm 100:1 (KJV), for I do not know any other instrument that is more joyful sounding or any noisier. My order for the Christmas book should be arriving shortly. If you are interested in the new content, here's a link for more information: I'll try to have sound files for the new songs (and all the songs in the 'Clawhammer Christmas' book) posted by the first of next week. I've added a Q & A page, some new tabs, and made available the Christmas book mentioned above. After taking almost a year off (due to 'banjo arranger burn out') I'm now starting to add new material to my clawhammer page. Thanks for all the kind comments about my website.

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