Mainefiddlehead, 50

Lonely vegetarian fiddler seeking love I love hiking mountains and islands, camping , painting ,poetry, drawing and gardening of various sorts. For gardening, bonsai and Japanese gardening are my focus as well as apple trees cultivation and growing vegetables. My main passion is Old Time Appalachain fiddling, especially with other musicians. I often go down south for festivals in the Summer. I also play the bagpipe and other instruments. I like many types of music such as blues , reggae, cajun , old and new school rock and roll, punk and alternative and play it on fiddle as well. I am vegetarian but you don't have to be. I just hope you can put up with my homemade veggie curry Indian cuisine ( I love to cook ) I also make a mean Irish soda bread. For work I help people with developemental disabilities get around in the community by driving them to activities and interacting with them. I may get into landscaping proffesionaly someday, and use my gardening talents for Japanese gardens. I also make small paintings that I sometimes sell. I have a few Celtic style tattoos on my chest and arms, I may get a few more but not over do it. I have been very shy in the past but have opened up a bit over the years. I have little experiance dating so please be pacient and open minded with me. I like to think that I am honest, creative, compassionate, passionate, caring and sensative. Yes it's true, men can have these traits too! You would never have to worry about me cheating on you, there is no way I could ever do something that horrible. The Hindu faith has influenced and inspired me over the years, but I would not expect you to believe in it and I would never try to convert you. I would like to meet someone that has similar interests in life and to share them with her until the end of days. I swear that I may be the nicest and most caring man you will ever meet ? I don't think I am full of myself or have a big ego for saying that but at the same time it's good to have confidence and self esteem. Dating would be firs