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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,Lizabee Date: 03 Aug 05 - 08:08 PM *Blush* Saddly tomorow lunch time 'm dworking a pub shift to earn much needed money, then straight back to Oxfd so Ian can have the Car. Dads thinking of wending his way down so hopefully he can send my love to the middle bar etc... zzzzabee zzzzzzzzzzzzz (Just done 9 hr pub shift!) |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,perniquerty Date: 31 Jul 05 - 03:58 PM ^ how mutch wold not such a photo not cost? |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: My guru always said Date: 28 Jul 05 - 05:04 PM And there is no photo of Lizabee in a wet white dress either...... |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: The Barden of England Date: 28 Jul 05 - 02:45 PM But there's never a 'Ceilidh in the f*rd, nor is there ever a band or callers to play at the f*rd, and people never go down there and get wet. |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: running.hare Date: 28 Jul 05 - 12:51 PM may mannage a daytrip Thursday, but becoming 'homeless' on Sunday has been keeping me busy!!! Will keep an eye out for mudcatters (& if I happen to be about for the ceilidh in the ford shall make sure not wearing white dress - this year *blush*) |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST Date: 27 Jul 05 - 06:45 PM Trisher, Thats the sort of person you are!!!!!! |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Tattie Bogle Date: 27 Jul 05 - 04:47 PM The working programme is amazing- so many events, still spoilt for choice! It's probably still cheaper to buy one (£2.00) than print it yourself off yer own puter, unless yer using the boss's! TB |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Lizzie Cornish Date: 26 Jul 05 - 07:50 AM Do clouds dance barefoot? ;0) Don't have a fake tan...YUK!....got glitter mind you....is glitter OK? Or is that tooooooo merry for you? AND I put it on my wrinkles too...YUP! << you go off to yer fake folk disco with your fake tan and hair and nails alloverdressed a scarlet woman >> Aha.... 'Sidmouthnight Folk Fever' has crept over here from Radio 2 eh? ;0) I tell you what..I was listening to The Bee Gees when I wrote it too...how wicked is that??? There's just no hope for me is there really? Now that people know I've got a Bee Gees CD I'm in deep trouble! ;0) Listen....you go and talk to the pebbles. I'll go and listen to Mawkin playing some truly good English music at the LNE Folk Disco. Then, when I come out, I'll talk to the stars as I always do. Lizzie :0) |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST Date: 26 Jul 05 - 07:22 AM Ah no lizziecornish sawhawks songs arenot heard by the likes of you who have no ears to here.you go off to yer fake folk disco with your fake tan and hair and nails alloverdressed a scarlet woman sawhawk will be singing and playing for us and our lives and loves and ears to listen and when our hearts are pierced babby songs will be borned and well all sing them again.well done Sidmouth no harm donedespite the lizzard lizzies tries. I will be on the beach singing to the wind watching the clouds dancing barefoot under the sky waiting for the tide to turn and bring my lover sawhawk back |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Mrs_Annie Date: 26 Jul 05 - 06:30 AM Thanks for the tip-off about the Working programme - that's brilliant (as I won't be able to buy one till next Monday) getting excited now (and I've got Cambridge to go to first!) |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Lizzie Cornish Date: 26 Jul 05 - 06:26 AM Simply Beautiful Words Sawhawk! Lizzie :0) |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: sawhawk Date: 25 Jul 05 - 10:11 PM im going to leave a message to you all sidmouth has a reason for beening sidmouth and as someone who was born there i tell you all we are all the same color race we are the ones that carry the sound to the ones who have ears but do not listen sidmouth is the nursery to the folk of tomorrow so please help them hear the songs of the past and the furture is all of ours thanks for reading this hawk see you at sidmouth soon |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Mick Pearce (MCP) Date: 25 Jul 05 - 02:51 PM Sidmouth |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: John Golightly Date: 25 Jul 05 - 02:36 PM The Working Programme is now available on the website www.SidmouthFolkWeek.co.uk John Golightly |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,Leadfingers Date: 18 Jul 05 - 06:46 PM Is This A Good 'Un ?? |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST Date: 18 Jul 05 - 06:44 PM Sometimes the mind boggles |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Tattie Bogle Date: 18 Jul 05 - 05:37 PM Been half-way round the world and back since my last posting, and some of this needs a blue pencil through it. As for the guest who thinks it's funny to quote postcodes.......he or she should be turned into the Police as an internet stalker! (see 18.06.05.) I'm with Don, John, Kitty, McGrath, Lynne, Dave and all the POSITIVE people, in looking forward to a truly memorable (for all the right reasons, trolls), if different, Sidmouth Folk Week. Trish S |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,b.e.scott Date: 07 Jul 05 - 04:37 AM Sidmouth is unique. Because its unique its well loved you may hate this or hate that but it is because those things (that you hate) are there that the things you like can also be found. Once you eliminate one thing that essential element that makes the festival unique is lost. I often wonder why certain places are not better used like the existing ad established stage or band stand in the connaught gardens. I guess the gardners have objections or the coach trippers that arrive during sidmouth week do need to get away from the hub hub of the festival. so there reasons for everything. Personally it is the sea front atmosphere of Saturday and Sunday (+ the rest of the week) that has kept me coming back for over twenty years - the sharing forum for what all of us do naturally (sing dance and make friends) But once over that - once you have been up and down a few times then its up and down in the arena to buy that new songbook. Then breakfast in the sailing club before I go to the Ham and gloat over those cds and then, perhaps a fiddle or plonk on a strange guitar is my heaven. Often To the detriment of my pocket and the addition of an occasional new instrument because eventually you find something you just cant do without. Sod the artists and performers they are not the reason we go to Sidmouth - we go for the character of the place - that ethereal change from sleepy seaside town to a vibrant colourful place. BUT and bigger BUT without alll those artists and performers both amatur and learning as well as professional, what reason would Sidmouth have to exist at all. So a big HUG to everyone who regularly come to sidmouth totreat us to your talents. Though Cambridge and others are a stage for such performances Large and small - It is the pure diversity of Sidmouth spread out throughout a living town that makes the week a fresh discovery and adventure each year. To define this quality comes down to encouraging the 6-12 year olds by listening to them play there recorders and violins on the seafront and then giving them lots to do at Blackmore gardens and in the arena and at workshops. Thats the strength of Sidmouth - dippping into events as your muse takes you. How many of you rememember child hood experiances in such a way. What do I hate - perhaps to much focus on the international events I only can see 5-10% iof what is on offer anyway and Tibet or China is as good and interesting as Spain and Portugal - so quality not quantity. I only like my type of folk singing but always can I find something on offer to make want to book or buy tickets. Not being able to dip into spoon rattling and vocal workshops because I havent got a season ticket,is annoying. I used to be able to do these things but the event instructors are naturally fed up as they lack continuity during the week!!!. Thees a lot of us out there who enjoy doing things but can only get there in the evenings or for three days of the week which means we cant justify a season ticket and are excluded from the real NON TICKET Unbookable events that help make sidmouth uniuqe. So perhaps a ticket that can be dedicated to any nominated non consecutive days performanceswhether this id two - three or five days and allows you to enter all events etc. Or is such a pre bookable item in todays computer world to difficult to arrange. Sorry Chaps If Ive said too much thats still lots more in my heart Well done all those over the years who have worked so hard - without complainers there would no reason to exist. Sidmouth works - don't tweak it too much - Weather is not often the problem that week so lets strive for a kitty where the good years pays for the bad. Emptying the cash box at the end of the year is not a good thing. Theres no fence around the town so we cant charge every visitor for entry - Or perhaps a tax on all cars coming in is the answer. But wet wheather is the problem. A kitty of say 1-200K replaced by a percentage of ticket sales each year would at least guarantee some form of continuity wet or shine. Ham Marquee is great another tent over the stage at Connought gardens a possibility for another indoor space. Explore a seated outdoor venue on the large parkland field beside the main entrance road that crosses River Sid a possibility. |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Herga Kitty Date: 06 Jul 05 - 08:33 PM OK, Sidmouth festival this year will be smaller than last year, but there's still going to be a lot going on. McGrath, I hope you make it into the Theatre Bar for a sing at lunchtime. Kitty |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST Date: 06 Jul 05 - 06:14 PM Can you lot go back to being nasty to each other. I'm missing my daily dose of bile. I log in every day just to read it. |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: PAul Brierley Date: 06 Jul 05 - 09:37 AM FAO McGrath of Harlow The links to which you refer seem to be working fine under various tests at various locations on various browsers and platforms (that's not to say that there is guaranteed no error). It may however be that if you are regular visitor you may need to refresh your browser cache memory (Usually [F5] works), as you may be viewing and older version of the page. Should this not work I would be interested to know a little more about the details of your system so that we can test and track down the fault. With regard to the volume of paper; my apologies for the nature of the system but even with the printer friendly versions the longer days may take 3 pages of A4 to print. I understand that a more compact working programme is being produced for release at the event. Sincere regards Sidmouth Webmaster |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: McGrath of Harlow Date: 06 Jul 05 - 08:05 AM The printer friendly pages don't at present include the first three days of the week. After my printer gave up the struggle with the unfriendly (though pretty) version I botched up a version for those days by pasting the stuff into Word and adjusting it as necessary. But I hope there'll be more portable versions available in Sidmouth, because mine weighs a ton. I see that at 9am on Friday 5th there's a "Sidmouth 2005 and the Future have your say" session in the Arts Centre. That could be interesting. Could even be useful. I missed out on joining the supporters' club because I hadn't the deadline of June 30th, and had decided to put off planning for Sidmouth until July 1st. (Apart from having our room booked since last year.) Looking forward to miss having the International teams around. And I'm sorry the Festival in the Church isn't happening - and a bit surporised at that too, since it's an excellent venue, all ready and waiting, with great acoustics, and comfortable whatever the weather, which is more than you can say of lots of the others. |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,Blowz at work Date: 06 Jul 05 - 07:58 AM Might I 'umbly enjoin those of you who will be there on 5th August to give strong consideration to including New Scorpion Band's show 'Out on the Ocean' in your activities. It is on at the Manor Pavilion, 8pm. Out On the Ocean - A Musical Celebration of the Sea for SeaBritain 2005 A sparkling collection of traditional sea songs, shanties and folk tunes from fishing and coastal communities all around the British Isles, linked by poems and readings from John Masefield, Dylan Thomas, John Betjeman, Lord Tennyson and other writers with a love for the ways and lore of the sea. And they look very pretty in their new costumes too! |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,The Barden of England at work Date: 06 Jul 05 - 07:32 AM And praise for Gordon Newton from me too, he really has been a stalwart. We have become members of the Supporters Club, and will be visiting some of the concerts - and probably not the best known artists, along with being at the Bedford for a lot of the time looking after the sessions in the main bar. So I think I'll be doing my bit for the festival by contributing money and time, as I do every year. Not long to go now. John Barden |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: PAul Brierley Date: 06 Jul 05 - 06:24 AM In response to popular demand, the official website has been updated with links to printer friendly versions of the daily programme pages. They can be accessed from their respective programme day pages. |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,Crucifix Date: 03 Jul 05 - 10:56 PM I echo the praise for Gordon Newton who has put his money where his mouth is to try and keep a folk music event alive in Sidmouth. Sad to say though that many of the posters on mudcat seem happy to have a smaller event where they just go to sessions and dance displays instead of putting their own hands in their pockets to support Gordon and the concerts programme at the Ham. If many of those concerts lose money in 2005 and Gordon himself loses a substantial sum who in their right sense of mind will invest time, energy and hard cash to resurrect a proper folk festival in 2006? |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Steve in Sidmouth Date: 03 Jul 05 - 06:05 PM Lizzie is not an old buzzard. She is a very well meaning and certainly very interesting person who just happens to be a bit OTT at times. The world would be poorer without her and people like her. As for her enthusiasm for Live8 there is of course an easier way of dealing with Africa and its problems. Just confiscate the billions salted away by corrupt dictators (past and present) in western banks, repay it to the countries concerned (preferably via NGO aid so it doesn't get swallowed in administration costs) and tell all the leaders that no more ill gotten gains will be allowed to be deposited in any western or other 'first world' bank. Too simple? The ticket structure of 2006 will be much more like the Steve Heap days - no one wants it this way - it evolved because of the way 2005 evolved and if it was not for one person (Gordon Newton from Maidstone) putting up a lot of money (over £100,000?) I doubt the forthcoming week would be anything like what is now on offer. Enthusiasm is fine Lizzie, but you need hard cash too in the real world. Even the traders in Sidmouth have been giving to Sidmouth 2006 - so there is hope yet. Look out for lots more happening at Bulverton during the daytime too - and yet more tickets to buy!! |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,Observer Date: 03 Jul 05 - 04:14 PM Three Lizzie posts in a row. The old buzzard must be forgetting to post under all her assumed 'GUEST' names now. Senility creeps up on you Liz old girl. |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Lizzie Cornish Date: 03 Jul 05 - 02:08 PM Chris...you're not allowed to chase Show of Hands off the stage...it's just NOT allowed...no matter how cute your kittens are! ;0) Like the idea of the fun bit though...that sounds pretty good to me! ;0) Lizzie :0) |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Lizzie Cornish Date: 03 Jul 05 - 02:05 PM Oh No!!! Now I've 'Blue Clickyed' EVERYTHING....Sometimes you just can't win! ;0) How did I do that? Lizzie :0) |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Lizzie Cornish Date: 03 Jul 05 - 02:03 PM Sorry McGrath.....got over-emotional and carried away. Rule No. 1..do not write on messageboards when over-emotional! ;0) Then Mudcat broke down...(probably too much emotion for Max's magic cookies!), which meant that I couldn't get in here to apologise, because your name kept ringing a bell in my head! It's that 'Guest' word that did it I think, it's beginning to have a strange effect on me! (Cross eyed Smiley!)...coupled with what I saw last night. Apologies. Apologies too to Bob Geldof for turning him into 'Bod' in my previous post. Woops! Off topic, (but then I usually am! ;0)..) if anyone missed last night's 'Africa Calling' from Eden down in Cornwall, then you can watch the highlights here: |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Phot Date: 03 Jul 05 - 02:01 PM Well after reading so me of the comments in this thread, this may seem a bit tame. But as its a thread on who is attending, PoD, and I will be there, Loki want's to come too, the kittens want to take over everything, chase SoH off stage, and show how good they are at singing, but they are staying here! Lets all look forward to a great week of friendship, company, singing, music, dance, and above all a lot of fun. As for the troll thing, who cares? Wassail!! Chris |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: McGrath of Harlow Date: 03 Jul 05 - 01:08 PM I agree this years's Sidmouth looks a very impressive operation, and the people who have put it together deserve our thanks. But it is a kind of life raft, and lots of important aspects of Sidmouth have had to be left out, inevitably. I think it's going to be important that things like that get registered in any feedback. Yes, and that bit of Live8 that Lizzie homed in on there, with young Birhan Woldo, the child who didn't die, was staggering. It put the whole thing into perspective. It was beautiful. |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Lizzie Cornish Date: 02 Jul 05 - 02:33 PM The last three 'Guests' be they three seperate individuals or just one person: I'm sitting here typing this whilst watching Bob Geldof on Live 8. They've just finished showing the film from 20 years ago, of all the children starving to death, dying in their mothers' arms. The film ended with a child seemingly taking her last breath. It was awful, truly awful! Then Bob Geldof came on and said that 20 years ago that child had just a few hours left to live but somehow they managed to save her. She has just completed her University Degree and then he brought her on stage. A staggeringly beautiful, dignified young lady walked on! Her beauty and her presence took your breath away! That was it for me. That young girl says everything about Live 8 and Bod Geldof. She proves what CAN be done if people don't give up!! It was the most moving piece of television I've seen in many a year. The crowd went absolutely WILD with joy! So.....I pass that joy on to you all. This Folk Week is nothing to do with Live 8. It is insignificant in proportion to what I have just seen, obviously. However, Sidmouth Folk Week is also proof of what can be done if determined people come forward to work their socks off to make something happen. They are giving you a Folk Week that was never even going to exist this time last year. They and they alone will be responsible for old friends meeting up again in a place they love, sharing the music they love, with the people they love...perhaps even new people falling in love, not only with the music, dance and atmosphere but with each other too...all brought together by a small group of people who just never gave up! I suggest you try and get some of that love and joy to rub off on yourselves. Meanwhile, here is something brilliant to do with your money, instead of using up precious electricity to come in here and write negative things about people who care deeply: http://www.oxfamunwrapped.com/ So...go out there and buy a goat...or a teacher....or some trees....or even just a few text books for the children to learn from.....enable others to be able to feed their children or support themselves....but on this 'Day Of All Days'....DO SOMETHING POSITIVE and spread some LOVE around! And I leave you with the message that Madonna is now singing to hundreds of thousands of people, all moving and acting as One.... "Music Makes The People Come Together" Lizzie |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,Seaking Date: 02 Jul 05 - 11:58 AM No problem printing the programme apart from it emptying the colour cartridge! I've booked a few evening concerts and dances and found the process of planning my week so far ahead quite irritating, as I normally get there and just work it out as the week goes on. This year with camping costs I will probably still spend less than I normally would have with a season ticket as I also doubt I'll buy any more tickets when I'm there. One of the attractions of the season ticket has been the means to drift in and out of different events without thinking about the cost if you don't like something or just want to move to another event etc. especially if you've paid for it three or four months previously. The smaller names event may suffer more as people may not want to take the chance of paying to see someone they dont know, everyone knows the bigger names and will probably pay as they'll know what to expect. This year is obviously different with different sponsors supporting different venues and events under an impossibly tight planning schedule and this year's public need to be symmpathetic to that and demonstrate some understanding as the organisers have done a superb job of making the week happen at all. Next year will be different however and McGrath is absolutely right, it will be a major issue if the season ticket is not restored. The organisers will be well aware of that too I'm sure. |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,Hen Harrier Date: 02 Jul 05 - 09:38 AM Totally agree, McGrath! |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,McGrath of Harlow Date: 02 Jul 05 - 07:58 AM Looking at the programme on the website. Very pretty, but when I clicked to print it, it wouldn't do it. Anyone else having the same problem? I hope this idea of having no proper season tickets isn't something they are going to carry on with when the festival proper comes along, if it does. For me it'd destroy the whole feeling of freedom, having to plan everything in advance. That's what the organisers are supposed to do, not the punters. And it'll backfire - I'll probably end up spending a lot less on tickets than I normally will, and I doubt if I'll be alone in that. |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Lizzie Cornish Date: 02 Jul 05 - 06:36 AM One day nearer....Day 27....that's cheered me up after the last Guest entry! ;0) Lizzie :0) |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Lizzie Cornish Date: 02 Jul 05 - 06:27 AM Eeeeeeeeeek! Lizzie ;0) |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST Date: 01 Jul 05 - 02:37 PM You and Lizzie would make a lovely couple!!!!!! |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Steve in Sidmouth Date: 01 Jul 05 - 01:25 PM NOT EXACTLY THE SAME - the other one had a bit added. A bit on the side as it were. |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Lizzie Cornish Date: 01 Jul 05 - 01:18 PM Come on Stevie....you cheated! That's EXACTLY the same message as you put on the other thread!!!! Where's your originality????? You'll have to do better than that! ;0) Lizzie :0) |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Steve in Sidmouth Date: 01 Jul 05 - 12:16 PM Some background to the LNE turnaround is given on this webpage together with an article from todays Sidmouth Herald, should you need some light reading. All 'old' tickets for the LNE will be honoured and new ones are being printed to align with the Ham and Blackmore designs. Some events at the Ham will soon be sold out so better buy yours now..... http://www.seered.co.uk/folk82.htm I would be interested if people manage to get a refund from Salcombe camping sites - apparently the Bulverton field can be extended from the one originally intended to be used this year - so there are few limits on numbers, except the Ham marquee can only take 800..... Just arrange the weather will you Lizzie?? PLEASE. |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: Lizzie Cornish Date: 01 Jul 05 - 12:04 PM Should you be munching on Spiers & Boden? ;0) I'm sure that's against the rules! ;0) ;0) Good to see some happiness on this thread over the LNE. Well done Gordon Newton and the Gang! Only 28 days to go....... Lizzie :0) |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,Bulverton Fan Date: 01 Jul 05 - 11:56 AM I sincerely hope so. It's a top spot for late night sessions too. Last time I was there munching on tortillas Spiers, Boden, Sartin, Wood, most of Mawkin and Glowworms all there playing along with everyone else...where else would you get that? Class stuff. |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,Mex fan Date: 01 Jul 05 - 11:35 AM Is the Mex Tent booked ? |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,Bulverton Fan Date: 01 Jul 05 - 11:21 AM I for one am over the moon that the LNE is going to be at the Bulverton. It was always the best site for this event and I look forward to the short stumble back down the hill to my tent at the best campsite venue. Maybe a quick plate of Quesadillas from the mexican on the way. My festival is sorted, nice one! |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST Date: 30 Jun 05 - 08:41 AM I should imagine that there could be little complaint from the Thorn Campsite to anyone demanding a refund so they can go over to the Bulverton. |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST,Seaking Date: 30 Jun 05 - 08:16 AM Sorry, that was me... |
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Subject: RE: 'Sidmouth 2005 attenders' From: GUEST Date: 30 Jun 05 - 08:15 AM I hope some arangements will be made for those who had originally booked the Salcombe Regis site intending to be close to the LNEs. Great news though. Anyway, as far as I can see, apart from the Arena this year's Sidmouth is going to be pretty much like it usually is (for myself and the kids at least) - a mixture of workshops, sessions, singarounds, The Anchor,Bedford, Ham, Prom, concerts, Bulverton campsite, picnics, more Anchor, LNEs, singing in the sea, etc.. - can't see what all the fuss is about personally. Looks like the organisors have done a fantastic job and should be appaluded for their efforts. How about now giving them the support they deserve by booking up, turning up - and stop the knocking !!! It's going to be a bloody fantastic festival as usual ! See you there.. Chris |
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