Stevie & Lindsey Intimacy

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by vivfox

She wasted a dedication on a ****ing bird?

This may have something to do with that. Article from Ayrshire Post:

http://www.i4u.com/2013/10/stevie-ni...re-she-s-legen

She’s a rock ‘n’ roll legend with a legion of fans all over the world.

Oct 18 2013 by Edwin Lawrence, Ayrshire Post

And Stevie Nicks has a very special friend right here in Ayrshire.

He is ace falconer Jamie Dempsey, 33, who first met Stevie four years ago.

The superstar was at Turnberry Hotel, where Jamie was putting on a falconry show.

And she got an aide to approach Jamie to see if she could talk to him, and see his birds.


“It certainly was okay,” said Jamie, who instantly hit it off with the singer.

And he has even named one of his birds Rhiannon, after a Fleetwood Mac song that was written by Stevie.

The band have just played Glasgow’s new £125 million Hydro venue.

And guess who got a VIP backstage pass?

Yes, Jamie was there, and was able to take three friends along.

They had the best seats in the house for Fleetwood Mac’s dynamic show.

“Then we were shown into Stevie’s dressing room,” said Jamie. We were the only people allowed back there after the gig.”

Jamie has met up with Stevie several times since their first encounter.

“She even gave me a shout during the gig – the second time she’s done a dedication like that.”

Stevie showed Jamie her digital camera, where she keeps images of all his beautiful birds.

“Stevie told me runs the images on big TV screens in her house, because she loves them so much.

“And when her friends – people like Tom Petty – drop by, they love to see them too.

“Stevie told me there’s never a day goes by without her looking at the pictures.”

Jamie clearly values his firendship with superstar Stevie, an incredible 65-year-old.

The lucky friends who went to the gig with him were DJ/drummer PJ Coyle, his sister Cara, and girlfriend Nikki Gordon.

PJ said: “It was inspirational to meet someone who has been playing live and writing music for decades, and who still has the same passion.”

Perhaps it’s passion that Stevie recognises in Jamie, who lost part of his left leg when a drunk driver ran in to him.

For the brave young golf course greenkeeper went on to build a new career for himself as a falconer.

His talent was first recognised working at Turnberry Hotel’s outdoor pursuits centre.

But now Jamie is about to launch his own High Park Falconry business, based in the countryside near Kirkoswald. And he already has celebrity fans ready to support him.