I wonder how well she plays.
It could be difficult to notice.
It took me a while but upon closer scrutiny that is a indeed a whistle stuck into her ah.. very low pants!
MarkB
Who is she?
DAH! I just noticed the flute and the blonde hair! So that is what Dale is talking about.
MarkB
Funny, when I stick my whistle in my pants like that, it doesn’t look half as good.
My future second wife.
I’ll find out who she is. Or die trying.
Dale
A Royal Canadian Mountie can just stand there and look twice as good!
Not me unfortunately. Those four fellows were shot and killed a couple of weeks ago while executing a search warrant.
Is that really true? I thought it was a photo from earlier times.
Edit to say I just looked at the picture properties and I am very sad to hear that these men were killed.
For you Dale:
We knew it was only a matter of time before Amar posted to this thread. 
the flesh is very very weak..
googled flute and girl and found this. an end blown flute must be a whistle
The elegy was sung to the accompaniment of the aulus (aulos), an instrument translated as “flute” but which was end-blown like the oboe. It usually was played in pairs (diaulus) by a flute-girl (aulêtris), who, like the hetaira, was expected to offer sexual favors at the symposium. The elegy is an example of so-called sympotic poems and is represented by the sensual verses of Anacreon and those of Theognis, who celebrates his lover and laments the passing of aristocratic power.
In the scene above, a symposiast reclines on a striped cushion, keeping time with his hand and holding the flutes (auloi) of the young girl who dances before him. On the wall is her flute case.
nice to have my whistle end-blown.
Eegads! Tori Amos went BLOND! 
Well, she kinda looks Tori Amos-y. Except Tori tickles the ivories.
Any more “tounge n’ tweek” jokes for this pict?
Since no one else has asked yet…
Where does she put the flute when playing the whistle?
Denny
The woman in Dale’s photo is way too effeminate.
And that whistle must be swarming with girl cooties…