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27 Nov 08 - 04:55 PM (#2503128) Subject: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Joe G I'm going for the first time for about 8 or 9 years (hurrah!)and I know a few here used to be regulars and may still be so. We've splashed out this year and (hopefully) got a warm comfy house rather than the previous freezing flats so really, really looking forward to it. Only downside is that I won't be able to drink as much nowadays - though I can still see a few sliding down over the week! |
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28 Nov 08 - 03:58 AM (#2503341) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash Don't think there is much change from when you last came Joe, Treasure hunt organised by Wombat and myself. Hopefully on the 29th there will be a ceidlieh at the Coliseum, scratch band etc etc. The usual suspects will be in attendance. |
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28 Nov 08 - 04:24 AM (#2503349) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: r.padgett Booker Padgett Deakin Speake (John, Ray, Nigel and Malcolm) The Barnsley Lads and Malcolm (of Speake and Lowe) Hope its a bit warmer, forget what the theme of the fancy dress is although Steve Robinson told me on Monday Jude (Lady Aelfreda) is I believe in warmer climes at the mo' but I presume will be co-ordinating proceedings No doubt the treasure hunt and very difficult quizzes will all happen Ray |
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29 Nov 08 - 04:01 AM (#2504041) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: r.padgett Its going to be colder than usual looking at this small crowd! Ray |
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29 Nov 08 - 05:44 AM (#2504077) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Silas OK you got me now.... what gives at Whitby over the new year then? |
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29 Nov 08 - 06:13 AM (#2504091) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: r.padgett Well Silas the Whitby ff (week and Moor and Coast) has a large fringe of singers players and friends as well as quite a number of retired folky people who think that Whitby with all its pubs and generally welcoming music and song scene is an alternative at new Year to watching Andy Stewart on the television So for a number of years a crew from Yorkshire/Notts and sometimes further afield go to Whitby for a few days to celebrate and see the new year in Ray |
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29 Nov 08 - 06:13 AM (#2504092) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Joe G Well, Silas, if it is the same as when I used to go (hich it seems to be) its a really friendly gathering of folkies singing in the pubs (Station & Endeavour?)lunchtime and night most days but also as mentioned by Raggytash and Ray there will be a ceildih, treasure hunt and Neil's fiendishly difficult music quiz to give a bit of variety. I've really missed going for the last few years as it is simply the most relaxing way of spending the week after Xmas Do come if you can - everyone is very welcoming of new faces. |
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29 Nov 08 - 06:23 AM (#2504102) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Silas Sounds good - no chance of getting Andy Stewart to come as well I don't suppose? |
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29 Nov 08 - 06:27 AM (#2504107) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Joe G I suspect not! |
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01 Dec 08 - 10:30 AM (#2504922) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash I can probably rustle up an Andy and a Stuart. |
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01 Dec 08 - 10:40 AM (#2504932) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Leraud I wish Me and Pat were going, but alas .................. I hope you all have a great time and will be with you in spirit. Lynne Heraud |
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01 Dec 08 - 10:53 AM (#2504946) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,stewart I'm a Stewart and Noreen and I will be coming to the New Year Bash in Whitby for the first time. |
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01 Dec 08 - 11:46 AM (#2504990) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: ossonflags owt going on in whitby this weekend? |
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01 Dec 08 - 12:05 PM (#2505002) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: r.padgett 'Snowing? Ray you coming at New Year Mick? and Mary |
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01 Dec 08 - 12:23 PM (#2505017) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash First Saturday bash at the FILO Michael on the 6th ........ has been snowing a bit at Sleights today I've been told |
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01 Dec 08 - 01:30 PM (#2505066) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: nutty Carl and Leon Hogsden are performing at Mickelby Folk Club on Saturday Evening. This should be a really exceptional night as Carl has rarely performed in the north since splitting with Amanda Threlfall. |
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01 Dec 08 - 01:31 PM (#2505069) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: nutty Apologoes it was Jane Threlfall that Carl used to perform with - not Amanda |
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01 Dec 08 - 02:59 PM (#2505174) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: r.padgett Yes Hazel, should be interesting to hear Carl who was a guitarist accompaniment to Jane Threlfall Ray |
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01 Dec 08 - 03:08 PM (#2505185) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: collierlad Last years photos |
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01 Dec 08 - 06:08 PM (#2505333) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Mrs.Duck Sadly we will not be up again this year. The early curfew for kids poses problems for us. We might try to get up for a day though so when the events a sorted knowing what's happening when would be useful. |
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01 Dec 08 - 08:07 PM (#2505432) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Gillie Collier lad, would I be right in thinking that these photo's where taken in The Endevour? Thanks for sharing |
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02 Dec 08 - 05:05 AM (#2505619) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: gnomad Mostly Endeavour, Gillie. Just a few at the top from the Colliseum. Town is looking lovely today, must go remind folks to lock up their daughters etc in time for the invasion. |
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02 Dec 08 - 05:17 AM (#2505627) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Dave Hanson Andy Stewart has been having difficulty leaving the graveyard, so he won't make it this this year, or next, or the one after that. eric |
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02 Dec 08 - 05:35 AM (#2505637) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash I've spoken to both Andy and Stuart, both assure me they are in good health and subject to that situation continuing have every intention of being present over Christmas and New Year. Must speak to Jude, I think it may be time to sign the pledge (again!) |
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02 Dec 08 - 05:39 AM (#2505641) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Les from Hull Who's going - we are! |
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02 Dec 08 - 07:20 AM (#2505703) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Noreen I am! |
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02 Dec 08 - 01:39 PM (#2506053) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Barnacle Mmmm ... should we, shouldn't we? Have really enjoyed the last few years - a good excuse to make a fool of oneselves and to bring in the New Year amongst like-minded folks, all making fools of themselves, too - just look at the photographs!!! |
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02 Dec 08 - 02:46 PM (#2506113) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Ann N I shall be here already as we live here but it's unlikely that we'll be able to see much of anyone as Stuart is seriously ill. Some of you will know Stu from when he was Horwich's bass drummer and if he's well enough to be wheeled down to The Station for an hour or so over the New Year I'll try to get him there as he'd love it. |
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03 Dec 08 - 11:16 AM (#2506907) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: r.padgett Is that Ann the concertina player? Sorry to hear of Stuart's illness and hope he is able to rally his health All the best Ray |
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03 Dec 08 - 01:05 PM (#2506978) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Mrs.Duck Love to Stu and you Ann. |
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04 Dec 08 - 02:52 AM (#2507409) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Ann N Yes it's Ann the concertina player :) Unfortunatly Stu's health has deteriorated rapidly this past month, he's in Whitby hospital this week for respite, back home tomorrow. Thanks to everyone for the kind thoughts. Cheers Ann |
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04 Dec 08 - 01:04 PM (#2507783) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Jock O' Dreams Anne and myself will be there as we are sharing a house with Merek @ Dary for the week! I shall be wearing my Kilt on Hogmanny and my rendition of "Donald whar's yer troosers" used to bring many special requests! Mostly to sing it somewhere else! Thats why I now live in Portsmouth! Looking forward to a memorable week! Lang mae yer Lum Reek! Jim |
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04 Dec 08 - 08:50 PM (#2508210) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: brid widder Stewart & I will be there... we're especially looking forward to a few days at the other side of a bar!... Does anybody know what the fancy dress theme is? |
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07 Dec 08 - 06:03 PM (#2509788) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: collierlad Jude's on safari so not able to confirm but I think its "Kings & Queen" |
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12 Dec 08 - 04:58 AM (#2513333) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash I went to the Coliseum last night to ensure that sufficient supplies of beer and wine had been ordered for the Ceilidh, they asked if I knew what sort of numbers would be attending on the Monday evening, so who's going to the Ceilidh????? As for the beer I told them LOTS, they can get it on a sale or return basis |
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12 Dec 08 - 05:40 AM (#2513344) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,eerehs would love to be there for the ceilidh n the treasure hunt but for the first time in 14 years we going to have to miss out - we can not get to whitby until new years eve and then back home again on new years day BOO HOO!!!! |
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12 Dec 08 - 08:07 AM (#2513410) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Joe G Fiona & I will be at the ceildh and I think Neil & Heather will be too Hope its good beer! |
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12 Dec 08 - 08:49 AM (#2513446) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,raggytash Black Sheep, One an' All and Drecklys I believe |
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12 Dec 08 - 11:31 AM (#2513558) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,John Eaves Debbie and I will be at the ceilidh. See you there! |
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12 Dec 08 - 07:22 PM (#2513928) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Gillie I'd like to go Raggy, still waiting a reply for details, am prepared to take part in the elastic band with guitar if need be for part of the evening! Won't be able to participate in the whole of the New Year festivities, due to work etc. but I love a good dance. Gillie |
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13 Dec 08 - 12:38 PM (#2514359) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Ann N Quote Gillie ''I'd like to go Raggy, still waiting a reply for details, am prepared to take part in the elastic band with guitar if need be for part of the evening!'' Eeh that brings back memories, the last time I played in the New Year's scratch band it was about 1991 and the ceilidh was up at the Met in that big ballroom :) |
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14 Dec 08 - 08:11 AM (#2514844) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,aelfleda Hi All Well I'm safely back from safari & could bore you all with photos of wild animals over New year unless I'm bribed not to with lots of beer! Think Nick's covered everything but to recap: Come Prancing in The Coliseum on Monday 29th Treasure Hunt Tuesday 30th New Year's Eve in The Endeavour Not sure when people are turning up but Sunday nite there'll be our usual session in The Station & we'll be using there for other sings as well. Some f you will be deflighted to hear that there won't be any daft songs to practive for New Year's Eve this year. See you all soon Jude |
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14 Dec 08 - 08:12 AM (#2514847) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,aelfleda Sorry, forgot to confirm that fancy dress theme is Kings & Queens! |
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14 Dec 08 - 08:55 AM (#2514871) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Joe G Be good to see you Jude - and everyone else - glad to see the ceildih has been revived. Looking forward to making some new friends and meeting up with old ones. |
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14 Dec 08 - 10:50 AM (#2514935) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: r.padgett Wot no daft songs then eh? Ray |
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15 Dec 08 - 05:52 AM (#2515581) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash Accommodation available at Kika's a few doors down from the Black Horse, very reasonable rates and if I had my mobile I'd put her number on here .......... bugger have to do that later |
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15 Dec 08 - 05:54 AM (#2515583) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash Jude me dear, me and Wombat have done all the clues etc for the treasure hunt, stuck them all in evelopes marhed with teams numbers, just got to distribute them to the relevant venues, given details of the brides required to have a chance of winning etc etc but what time is kick-off at the Station |
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15 Dec 08 - 08:24 AM (#2515684) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,MC Fat Moi et th estemed Kenneth will be arriving via the Denby Dale/Medowhall/Beck Hole/Whitby flyer steered by the very able Mr Robinson |
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15 Dec 08 - 10:58 AM (#2515805) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: r.padgett Lucky Jim and Kenneth!! Aa'll sithee theer then Ray |
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15 Dec 08 - 12:36 PM (#2515941) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Mrs.Duck Sorry, Raggytash does that mean we all have to get married to win? |
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16 Dec 08 - 07:12 AM (#2516677) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash No it's me I've got a lisp, BRIBES are what is required KIKA'S Number for accommodation is 07789 773357 |
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19 Dec 08 - 04:02 AM (#2519560) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash Is there anybody out there ? |
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19 Dec 08 - 12:03 PM (#2519908) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Carol Yes but I'm v. upset at not being able to make it - I'll be in hospital instead but will be thinking of you - jealously! |
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22 Dec 08 - 04:23 AM (#2521995) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash Silas, lots give at Whitby at Christine & New Year. Whitby over the years has become a retirement village for ageing folkies, there are dozens of us who have bought places here and although it is factionalised (is there such a word) we all play together at some point during the course of time. At Christmas and New Year many people come to Whitby for a holiday and several folkies are regular visitors not only at this time but throughout the year. Whitby is a small former fishing town on the east coast look it up on the web |
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22 Dec 08 - 05:37 PM (#2522503) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Mrs.Duck How sweet you think so much about your lady wife you confuse her with the biggest celebration of the year. |
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23 Dec 08 - 04:14 AM (#2522759) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash She is far more important in my life Mrs Duck |
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23 Dec 08 - 10:05 AM (#2522951) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: r.padgett hello, here to report that Mr Booker contrary to possible negative reports has now found a dog sitter (for Wizz) and will attend at this years Whitby do [Nigel's sister] Be there From Monday so ladies get yer dancing shoes on as John Booker CAN dance Nigel will play whistle no doubt in the scratch band and I will fall over in the scratch Celidh [again] Malcolm Speake will be there some time Anyone know what JB might do with "Wizz" in August as he is determined to bring him/her (the dog) to Wff!! OK? Ray |
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23 Dec 08 - 11:06 AM (#2522988) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: MC Fat The chinese take away might 'look after' him but he might not come back. |
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23 Dec 08 - 11:39 AM (#2523028) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Lenny Hartley Pete & "Stiggy" Whomes Jan Findell Amy & Maurice Parker John & Anne White with their son Samuel The " Mortimers" The Peterborough Whistle Band (Ted, Brian, both Phils & "Windy") "Edward" Czwercitz Fiona Charty & Mel Pride Paul "Boots" Burns Harriet Morris (sans mari) Ken & Jan Burton James & Alison Farmer Bruce " Scottie" Wark George & Janet Davies "Doc" & Pat Merrit Jim, Carla, son Ross & daughter Amy Morris The Padgetts from Reading But we do agree it is a cold time of year for a wedding. |
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23 Dec 08 - 07:31 PM (#2523396) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Mrs.Duck Still haven't sorted accomodation for 29th so may just be day visitors. |
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25 Dec 08 - 06:54 PM (#2524657) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Mrs.Duck Sorted so Cinderduck can come to the ball - well the ceilidh and we'll also be there for the treasure hunt. Going for quality rather than quantity :0) |
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26 Dec 08 - 11:04 AM (#2524929) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Joe G Hurrah - look forward to seeing you there |
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26 Dec 08 - 11:22 AM (#2524935) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Fisherlads "Whitby is a small former fishing town on the east coast.... " I think you'll find the fishing industry is still the largest employer in the town... |
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26 Dec 08 - 05:31 PM (#2525173) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Mrs.Duck And long may it so be! |
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26 Dec 08 - 08:31 PM (#2525264) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,eerehs what are the timings for the come prancing on the monday night - have done some shift changes and can now leave here and be in whitby for about 10pm ish - which means we can also do the treasure hunt on tuesaday SOOO the BIG question is can we be in your team again jude?!?!?!?! pwitty pweese!!!! |
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27 Dec 08 - 04:47 AM (#2525371) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: r.padgett O NO the flippin treasure hunt with Nigel Malcolm and JB, gawd 'elp us! and the tenacity and ambition to win of some of these characters is to be seen to be believed ~ Did the treasure hunt with Lynne Heraud and Pat Turner one year, we ajourned for fish and chips and also went in at least 2 pubs not on the "trail" I was supposed to have the local knowledge! Ray |
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27 Dec 08 - 06:13 AM (#2525392) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Joe G You just don't take it seriously enough Ray! No chance of that with Neil in our team! Looking forward to the quiz? Just about to pack the car so we'll e there for mid afternoon - a full week this time - really must walk to Robin Hoods Bay this year. |
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27 Dec 08 - 06:23 AM (#2525394) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Raggytash Joe, if you,re waking to the bay can I come too! |
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27 Dec 08 - 02:01 PM (#2525658) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Mrs.Duck We'll be there for the treasure hunt too so if anyone can fit us individually or together into their team twould be nice. |
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27 Dec 08 - 05:11 PM (#2525748) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Lowden Jameswright Bay Folk Club next Friday for sure - great club - smashing Christmas party night last Friday, including a great tribute to the guitar man via "Anjie" |
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28 Dec 08 - 05:12 PM (#2526202) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Noreen We're staying in Henrietta Street, within range of the kippery, but can't get there until Tuesday- is the Treasure Hunt during the day or evening? Sorry to miss the ceili Raggy, must make better work arrangements next year! |
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28 Dec 08 - 05:55 PM (#2526224) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Ann N I'll be at work on Tuesday and new year's eve until 6pm ish but Stu should have enough oxygen cylinders to get down to The Station ( if I've remembered to order them properly :) ) The day's I'm not at work I try to get a nap in the afternoon so that if any thing crops up during the nights i'm compus mentis enough to cope, so if I don't see you all have a lovely time :) |
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28 Dec 08 - 06:05 PM (#2526228) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Mrs.Duck Where are things happening tomorrow afternoon? |
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28 Dec 08 - 06:20 PM (#2526235) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Ann N On my part lots of ZZZZZZZZZ unless interupted by deliveries of oxygen and the bits of the prescription that were missing before Xmas. :) Is anyone staying in holiday cottages on the 'Railway' ( Elgin St, Grove St, Scoresby Ter., Gray St,) and thereabouts? |
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29 Dec 08 - 03:57 AM (#2526391) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash Fisherlads, sadly the fishing industry in Whitby as elsewhere (as I suspect you know) has undergone a massive decline. With 9 (?) trawlers, approx 25 charter boats, about 5 people on the fish key and less than 100 in the processing plants I would estimate the fishing industry employs less than 250 people in the town. The NHS employs more and the biggest industry in the town has to be tourism. A sad reflection on the state of our once proud fishing industry but true none the less |
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29 Dec 08 - 06:06 AM (#2526452) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,aelfleda Hi Jane Surprisingly, we're having a sing in The Station in the afternoon Jude |
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29 Dec 08 - 06:34 AM (#2526465) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Mrs.Duck Thanks see you there in a few hours. |
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29 Dec 08 - 07:33 AM (#2526481) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: MC Fat Setting off in an hour weeeeee |
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29 Dec 08 - 10:32 AM (#2526618) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: nutty Will anything be happening on New Years Day? ..... I'll be in the Whitby area and would like to meet up with old friends if you are still going to be around. |
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06 Jan 09 - 05:56 PM (#2533484) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Ann N Thankyou to everyone who said hello to Stu over the New Year, I wasn't able to make it down but it was lovely to hear him say how much he had enjoyed people coming up and chatting to him. Just being able to get to the pub for a couple of hours makes him feel so much better. Cheers Ann |
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07 Jan 09 - 06:15 AM (#2533859) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: r.padgett Yea Stu sat at the bar quietly supping a noggin all week! Thanks to all who turned in and I am sure John Booker really enjoyed himself ~ one way or another Thanks to all who helped to sort John's little doggy problem for August!! Happy 2009 to all Ray |
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07 Jan 09 - 07:26 AM (#2533908) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash The Coliseum is provisionally booked for this years Ceilidh and I've even thought of a question or two for the treasure hunt !! |
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07 Jan 09 - 07:34 AM (#2533914) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,MC Fat Steady on old chap that's extremely well organised. |
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07 Jan 09 - 09:25 AM (#2534015) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash I can multi-task too !! |
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07 Jan 09 - 02:57 PM (#2534328) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Noreen Just want to say how much we enjoyed our first New Year in Whitby, and to thank all those who organised the various events. The treasure hunt was great fun and took us into some pubs we'd never entered before (and may not again in one case in particular...!). Lovely to see old friends again and have a good sing- a good start to the year. Thanks again all those who made it such fun! Noreen and Stewart |
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08 Jan 09 - 03:49 AM (#2534836) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: GUEST,Raggytash Hi Noreen As you are probably aware Wombat and I set the treasure hunt, I'm glad you enjoyed it but am concerned that you had a problem with one pub. Could you please pm me with details, I don't want to start slagging any establishment off on the Mudcat but would like to know the reasoning behind your discomfort so I can judge whether or not to use the pub again next year Thanks Nick |
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08 Jan 09 - 03:50 AM (#2534838) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Raggytash Hi again Noreen rememberedd you can't pm guests so I've set my cookie again .............. just for you ! |
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08 Jan 09 - 08:36 AM (#2535007) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Joe G We had a great time too and really nice to meet new and old friends and put faces to Mudcat names! We kept up our historic tradition of not winning anything (much to Eddy and Stuart's disgruntlement as I was on their team in the quiz) Thanks to Jude and Raggytash and everyone else who made it such a memorable return - we'll be back next year! Meanwhile hope to see some of you at Queensbury Folk Day on March 7th! We are just checking out that the outdoor camping will be available for you hardier types though we have decided that we can't provide indoor camping for this first year. Still it is only an hour or so drive from most places in the Yorks/Lancs/Durham area so do-able in a day! |
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08 Jan 09 - 09:19 PM (#2535623) Subject: RE: So who's going to Whitby at New Year? From: Tyke I can't quite remember is Queensbury the Highest Village in England? The above mentioned Brrrrrradford! |