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21 Sep 02 - 03:03 PM (#788603) Subject: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Adrianl Hi. I have been looking at this site for some time and have just become a member. Bromyard for me is the last outdoor camping festival of the year (the mice nesting under my tent were disappointed when I took the tent down!) but I am looking forward to the Banbury Folk 'n Good Music day. I stewarded there last year (and this) and Derek and Mary have put together a super range of guests for all tastes on the Saturday (12 October). The free sessions on the Friday and Sunday were excellent last year as well. Maybe I will meet some of you there. Adrian |
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21 Sep 02 - 05:43 PM (#788686) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Leadfingers Thouroughly reccomend Banbury.The Caff by the Bus Station does a bloody good Breakfast and the Folk Day is well run. |
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21 Sep 02 - 06:01 PM (#788696) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Noreen
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22 Sep 02 - 03:54 AM (#788901) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Mr Red Sat'day only. |
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26 Sep 02 - 04:51 AM (#791550) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: the lemonade lady What's 'indoor camping' like? |
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26 Sep 02 - 07:07 AM (#791587) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Julie B Yes, what is the indoor camping like. I'm thinking of giving it a go too. |
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26 Sep 02 - 07:10 AM (#791590) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Mr Red dry |
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26 Sep 02 - 07:19 AM (#791596) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Noreen Bring your sleeping bag and find out, Sal- there'll be lots of us there! About 10 mins walk from the main site, according to Mary. |
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26 Sep 02 - 07:20 AM (#791597) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: RWJ Indoor camping just bring a sleeping bag & kip mat |
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26 Sep 02 - 10:15 AM (#791719) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Julie B I haven't booked any tickets at all; will I be ok tu just turn up and pay when I arrive? |
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26 Sep 02 - 01:08 PM (#791869) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Abuwood Noreen you need ear plugs too.... bloke next to me last time I tried it was deafening with his snoring, and don't forget Col will likley be there too... Nevertheless we are braving indoor camping again Friday/Saturday even after my never again remarks cos it looks like such a good do. |
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26 Sep 02 - 07:09 PM (#792057) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Col K Oh yes I WILL be there you have been warned |
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27 Sep 02 - 05:14 AM (#792250) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Noreen Julie, the site says that you can pay on the day. Don't worry about snoring, I'll sing a lullaby which will guarantee snoreless slumbers... |
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29 Sep 02 - 02:34 PM (#793557) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: the lemonade lady Isn't it awful when you get to my age and forget: Col K: I can't come to Banbury I'm afraid - it's Charlotte's birthday that weekend. Tch tch!! |
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29 Sep 02 - 07:38 PM (#793693) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Leadfingers If my niece wasnt getting married on the twelfth.I'd be up for a look round even tho'Derek and Mary havn't booked me this year.Indoor camping is every body in a school hall or similar,with tea/coffee facilities at a sensible price. Go for it,and have a good one. |
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05 Oct 02 - 06:50 AM (#797295) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Noreen Refresh- it's next weekend :0) |
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11 Oct 02 - 07:11 AM (#800945) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Noreen I'm getting the train down this evening with my daughter. Look forward to seeing lots of Mudcatters there, I'll be the one in the Shellback Chorus sweatshirt (or Shellback T-shirt if the sun comes out) so come and say hello. There may be a few other Shellback-types there (a few?!) but we're a friendly bunch so say hello anyway! We only seem to be performing once, so plenty of time for informal singarounds, which we do very well. See you soon! |
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11 Oct 02 - 09:52 AM (#801029) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Snuffy Counting the hours now |
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11 Oct 02 - 12:21 PM (#801161) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: alanww Just leaving ...! "Come fill up your glasses and let us be merry!" Alan |
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13 Oct 02 - 03:35 PM (#802385) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: GUEST,Julie B at home Abuwood Sorry to have missed you. Only managed to reach the Sunday session in the end (about 1pm). Alan WW said I'd just missed you. Noreen: Sorry I we didn't get to speak, but at least we waved! Nice to see you :-) Julie B |
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13 Oct 02 - 03:48 PM (#802399) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Peg was it fun? I love Banbury!!! any music doings near Glastonbury or Norwich next week? I leave tomorrow for a lovely but busy week in the UK. peg |
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14 Oct 02 - 09:08 AM (#802732) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: alanww Great festival, with smashing survivors sessions in the cafe and Mill on Sunday morning/luchtime. I've already put it in my diary for next year to come to the festival wearing a bandage over my left eye! Well done Derek and Mary! "In a cavern ...!" Alan PS Glad Col K slept on his own in the corridor but John and Steve did their best in his absence ... |
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14 Oct 02 - 05:50 PM (#803055) Subject: RE: Banbury Folk 'n Good Music Day From: Col K And they are the main whingers, I told you it wasn't me |