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08 Mar 07 - 10:31 AM (#1990494) Subject: Knockholt 2007 From: woodsie Mudcatters are invited to Knockholt 20-24 June 2007. An extended weekend of camping and folk music. See here Knockholt |
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08 Mar 07 - 12:18 PM (#1990592) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Been in the diary for a while... Save me a pretty sheep. |
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08 Mar 07 - 12:20 PM (#1990593) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Oh, Woodsie, you left condoms off the list again. Are you getting old? |
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08 Mar 07 - 01:34 PM (#1990668) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: woodsie OK Richard I've added them to the list of useful things to bring - but wishful thinking on my part I'm afraid! |
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08 Mar 07 - 07:04 PM (#1990918) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday already worked the date out |
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08 Mar 07 - 07:15 PM (#1990921) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: melodeonboy I'll be there! |
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09 Mar 07 - 02:29 AM (#1991125) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: The Barden of England It's in my diary too. Wouldn't miss it. Seriously good fun round that campfire. Anything brewing for this one Essex Girl? John Barden |
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09 Mar 07 - 11:35 AM (#1991574) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Sliding Down The Bannister At My Auntie's House looking forward to meeting the ol' crowd again! |
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09 Mar 07 - 11:37 AM (#1991576) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: melodeon king Time to dust down the squeeze box. |
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09 Mar 07 - 04:16 PM (#1991867) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Wasn't that Status Quo? "Squeezin down the old dustbox No ten pound note in my jeans No room for a cajun cowboy And a tune from New Orleans I'm doin' all right now Among the sheep-shite now Nah-ne-nah nah Knockers old boy". |
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10 Mar 07 - 12:01 PM (#1992599) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Chucky Noodle Who will be performing? |
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10 Mar 07 - 06:16 PM (#1992968) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Mostly - yourselves! |
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11 Mar 07 - 01:56 AM (#1993190) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Tubby Playing with myself? |
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11 Mar 07 - 03:54 AM (#1993205) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Oh no, quite a lot of the time others will be playing with you. |
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11 Mar 07 - 06:13 PM (#1993702) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday I sincerely hope that there'll be NO FRESH SHEEP SHITE or I'll have to go and knock on the farmer's door AGAIN!!!! |
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12 Mar 07 - 10:35 AM (#1994355) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Essex Girl Yes John, I will be brewing a 40 pint barrel, and I here that we may be getting some good cider as well. I am also holding my BBQ the week after Knockholt this year and I'll be brewing at least one and probably two barrels for that. |
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12 Mar 07 - 06:38 PM (#1994795) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: vectis Hoping to get to this years bash. It will be lovely to see some of the Folkmob on their home territory for a change. |
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12 Mar 07 - 06:55 PM (#1994811) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: melodeonboy I intend to be at both, Essex Girl, and I'm really looking forward to your excellent home brew. |
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13 Mar 07 - 05:26 AM (#1995121) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,poor boy I've been thinking of attending this for the last few years. How do they treat newcomers who don't actually play an instrument, but like to listen? |
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13 Mar 07 - 08:35 AM (#1995244) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: The Barden of England There's quite a few go who are just there to listen, and they're a friendly bunch of people too. It's a wonderful way to while away a few days so I'd recommend it. John Barden |
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13 Mar 07 - 11:45 AM (#1995461) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge If you like camping and sheep |
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16 Mar 07 - 02:44 PM (#1998843) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Dilligaf have been going for a few years now, and as a serious non-singer I find the natives very friendly especially after a pint or two, is the punch on again this year? Whats this with the sheep Richard ewes not even Welsh!!! |
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16 Mar 07 - 03:54 PM (#1998924) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge A pint or two of that punch, and I'm anybody's although what good I will then be or whether I will remember what to do or a thing afterwards is quite another question. Oh, and with you Dilli it's not the ewes they are looking at: it's the tewes. |
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16 Mar 07 - 07:43 PM (#1999132) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Dipsodeb Of course the punch will be there!! Don't know about the 'ole' brain cells after you've drunk it though ;-) but i'm sure we'll cope. |
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17 Mar 07 - 06:40 PM (#1999757) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST v |
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18 Mar 07 - 06:21 PM (#2000568) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Girl Friday without cookie We will be heading for Leigh on Sea on Saturday morning as we have been engaged to run an open mic. from 2 to 6pm. This means of course that we'll be back for the evening session and Sunday. Before that, you are all welcome at either of our CD launches.... April 1st (how apt) Fab Club Grays, Essex 2.30 pm April 6th Good Friday Orpington Friday Folk 8.30 pm " 8 x 2 " |
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19 Mar 07 - 03:45 PM (#2001362) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: rock chick Well I will be there as its only up the road to me, well at the moment anyway, it will be good to see you guys again, what's kept me away so long!!!! rc |
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20 Mar 07 - 08:59 AM (#2001988) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Essex Girl If I stay over on the Thursday I shall have to commute to work from there on Friday as it's coming up to quarter day and I will have to be there for the morning at least. |
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22 Mar 07 - 10:09 PM (#2004599) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST Refresh |
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25 Mar 07 - 08:32 AM (#2006579) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST |
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25 Mar 07 - 03:45 PM (#2006875) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday I was ready to read the latest exciting instalment pf this soap opera, i.e GUEST's posting of March 25th. Unfortunately the mudcat got his/her tongue. |
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25 Mar 07 - 05:27 PM (#2006962) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Maybe the sheep got something else, or is that a Welsh dance? |
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27 Mar 07 - 05:43 PM (#2008876) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday Richard, you'll have them talking about you again. Anyway, the sheep aren't the highlight of Knockholt. What about the craneflies? |
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28 Mar 07 - 02:53 AM (#2009177) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,woodsie There wont be any daddy longlegs about in June. Last September was just an unlucky combination of factors. 1 Uncut grass. 2 Downpour on Wednesday / Thursday. 3 A week later than usual. 4 They must like TDL's music! This could be the last Knockholt so let's make it one to remember. I have been unable to secure leave for that week, but I am working on it. |
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28 Mar 07 - 04:06 AM (#2009211) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Daddy longlegs are harmless --- but what is that bombshell? Last Knockholt???? NoNoNONO! It cannot be? The sky is falling! Why? |
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28 Mar 07 - 05:12 AM (#2009245) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Dipsodeb The person who runs the farm, uncle has passed away. It is the uncle who actually owns the land. So we have to wait and see what will happen to the farm, who it has been left to etc.. before they can give us a decision on future Knockholts. We don't think there is going to be a problem, but just in case we have identified other places which we can use. Don't panic jusst yet ;-) |
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28 Mar 07 - 06:39 AM (#2009275) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Mr Happy where is Knockholt? |
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28 Mar 07 - 06:43 AM (#2009277) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Just inside M25, South South East of London. Not that far from Orpington. |
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01 Apr 07 - 08:06 PM (#2013930) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday I know daddy long legs are harmless... I just don't like them, especially in huge numbers - thry give me the creeps. Still, quite rightly there shouldn't be any in June. We need loads of people to come, show the new landowner what he might be missing, if only in the way of camping fees ! |
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02 Apr 07 - 03:45 AM (#2014156) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,woodsie Daddy Longlegs is the most venemous creature known to mankind! So a well informed member of FolkMob informs us! |
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02 Apr 07 - 05:26 AM (#2014184) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: rock chick Don't panic debs..... I am panicking right now, I don't want it to be far from my home, or I can't pop back and have those nice hot showers or make that special banana 'spiced' cake!! |
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02 Apr 07 - 06:23 AM (#2014207) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,woodsie Now that's cheating! |
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02 Apr 07 - 09:22 AM (#2014309) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: rock chick well just a wee bit, but I smell really nice ;-)) |
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02 Apr 07 - 06:20 PM (#2014764) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday Half the fun of Knockholt is knowing that you can pop back home, if you really need to, but don't unless you absolutely have to. We could have popped home last September, and been safe and warm, but we chose to sit in our awning, watching the lightening, and the rain roll around the North Downs. |
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03 Apr 07 - 03:35 AM (#2015040) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: The Barden of England But where I live in Maidstone you have to go up the North Downs. They should be called 'The North Ups' if you ask me. John Barden |
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03 Apr 07 - 03:58 AM (#2015056) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Dipsodeb No one wants to go home from Knockholt! The fire is warm, the welcome is warm and the contents of the bar keeps you warm... no fear of getting cold ;-) I can't wait. Off to Fordcombe this weekend for our first camp out of the year, so looking forward to sitting around the fire and chilling out. Doing Knockholt in a tent this year as we are selling our campervan. |
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03 Apr 07 - 09:11 AM (#2015220) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,rock chick You have your drinking parner about again...... but please this time tell me i CANTgrab the stars from the sky no matter how much i try Debs....... lol xx |
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07 Apr 07 - 12:53 AM (#2018885) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Chinaman Lock Chick - don't get regress again! |
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07 Apr 07 - 04:15 AM (#2018932) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Old Hippy "Pull the stars from the sky" That was some good shit y'all wus smokin' |
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08 Apr 07 - 02:11 AM (#2019620) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: donovan It sounds wonderful. |
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08 Apr 07 - 10:58 AM (#2019795) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Chinaman Herro Donovan they call me merrow yerrow! |
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09 Apr 07 - 04:11 AM (#2020320) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Dipsodeb Well Fordcombe was great! the weather was fantastic and the music was rolling round the hills. However I had forgotten what a diffrence a camper van makes, as opposed to camping in a tent. Still it's got to go so if anyone is interested in buying a camper van Pm me and let me know. ~Debs~ |
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09 Apr 07 - 06:38 AM (#2020347) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: bob dylan I may turn up! Keep it a secret though otherwise multitudes of my fans will decend on the quiet little english village of Knockholt. I will look forward to jamming with the great Dave Kenningham and his pals! |
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13 Apr 07 - 04:18 AM (#2023919) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST Is this real? |
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13 Apr 07 - 04:55 AM (#2023932) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Ah, but what is reality? |
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15 Apr 07 - 04:33 PM (#2026163) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday Fairy Stories can be fun can't they ? |
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15 Apr 07 - 04:44 PM (#2026172) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Depends on who the fairy is. |
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16 Apr 07 - 03:55 AM (#2026505) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Will O' The Wisp Me! |
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10 May 07 - 04:12 AM (#2047703) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Essex Girl About time to refresh this one. The beer is brewing - a nice Woodforde Wherry at about 4.5%. It should be just ready to drink by Saturday 23rd June. And if you forget what it tasted like the following day, there'll be plenty more the following Sunday 1st July at my annual BBQ.All mudcatters welcome. |
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10 May 07 - 06:41 AM (#2047819) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: woodsie I am still trying to wangle the time off work! If not I may just come down on Saturday night. |
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10 May 07 - 08:56 AM (#2047928) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Woodsie! The sheep will be inconsolable.... |
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10 May 07 - 02:17 PM (#2048254) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Cap n' Ella Just so long as they're not uncasserolable - I've got this great recipe.... |
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13 May 07 - 05:04 PM (#2050881) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday Bet it ain't as good as Sheep and cranefly stew!! |
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13 May 07 - 06:04 PM (#2050917) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Cap n' Ella Mmm sounds yummy and with just a few cranefly everyone gets a leg each! |
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13 May 07 - 06:17 PM (#2050930) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Dilligaf If you fellows are so keen on all those sheep what is going to be left for us poor girls, just long legged beasties, daddy long legs seem to have a bad press on this thread. Should have been in spain with ellie and me when a cockroach just walked across the next table!! we decided that is one place we will not be eating again when the owner tried to squash it with a beer mat then put the mat back on the table. knockholt seems tame after that. Any volenteers to help me put my tent up if I decide to come solo this year Love and Hugs |
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13 May 07 - 10:17 PM (#2051064) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Consider me volunteered. Knockholt is good therapy - you remember what happened to me there the year Jacqui died! |
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14 May 07 - 04:18 AM (#2051206) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,woodsie It would be great if you could make it - I'm sure there will be lots of volunteers to help! |
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14 May 07 - 06:01 AM (#2051267) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: fair maiden of nottingham it will be nice to see old friends and new people at Knockholt. Over the years, the Knockholt reputation has been growing as a welcome place for all to enjoy FolkMusic.Players, listeners and even some pain in the butts are welcome. I am a newby but I am already addicted. |
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14 May 07 - 08:17 AM (#2051363) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday Dilly - I expect you'll have more offers of help than any charity on earth dear. There'll be a queue as far as the pub!.... and back again. |
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14 May 07 - 08:48 AM (#2051382) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Essex Girl Well Val, I'll be going solo with the caravan, which you are very welcome to share. |
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14 May 07 - 11:18 AM (#2051490) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Dipsodeb Val I will happily volunteer to serve you up Knockholt Knockout punch on Saturday night all the worlds problems are still there, but they seem to receed into the distance ;-) after a few of those. Chin up mate. hope you do make it. ~Debs~ |
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30 May 07 - 05:25 AM (#2063855) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,woodsie Just a reminder. Only three weeks to go! |
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04 Jun 07 - 02:28 PM (#2068350) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday We've been to Pigs Ear Fest. It's great. Have been spreading the gospel about Knockholt, and got a few more interested parties. |
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09 Jun 07 - 06:40 PM (#2072411) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Chinaman Oooh I have my tent and wir be blinging my madorin! |
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10 Jun 07 - 08:04 AM (#2072765) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Sliding Down The Bannister At My Auntie's House This is a great weekend away. Let's hope the weather is good. |
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10 Jun 07 - 08:08 AM (#2072769) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge And with luck I will have TWO working volvos so can have a tug of war with myself. That will save the sheep! |
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12 Jun 07 - 02:51 PM (#2074991) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Chinaman Confusion say "man who tug himself won't get up the river" |
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12 Jun 07 - 04:26 PM (#2075073) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST reef |
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15 Jun 07 - 04:07 AM (#2077562) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,woodsie I'm hoping to get there about 11:00 Wednesday morning, set up and get to the Tally Ho for lunch! |
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15 Jun 07 - 04:16 AM (#2077567) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Leave a piece of string to follow to find the way home..... |
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16 Jun 07 - 06:23 PM (#2078906) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday Suggest piece of string tied securely round waist, other one to field gate. Definitely not to marquee if windy. |
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17 Jun 07 - 11:43 AM (#2079287) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,woodsie 3 days to go and counting - This IS my holiday. Yes I am sad! I will have to behave as my 16 year old daughter is coming Friday (Maybe) |
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17 Jun 07 - 12:37 PM (#2079325) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge It's OK Woodsie, we'll tell the sheep to keep quiet... |
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18 Jun 07 - 03:00 AM (#2079686) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST Reefer |
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18 Jun 07 - 08:32 AM (#2079833) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Essex Girl The caravan is now loaded with cider for the Saturday night, to be joined soon by a 5 gallon keg of beer. Hope it's not too drunk to drive!! |
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18 Jun 07 - 10:19 AM (#2079919) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,woodsie Eeeeasy ... there Linda! |
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18 Jun 07 - 06:34 PM (#2080381) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Dave Kenningham I'm just changing the guitar strings! Looking forward to the sessions in the Marquee and the TH. Only 2 days to go!!!!!!!!!!. |
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18 Jun 07 - 08:05 PM (#2080479) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Woodsie A pity the great Kenneth will not be there til Thurs |
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19 Jun 07 - 05:02 AM (#2080798) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Weatherman Lots of rain forecast for South West and up north (it's grim there) let's hope that the sun shines on the folkmob. |
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19 Jun 07 - 05:11 AM (#2080803) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Bum, yes rain and some sun forecast for both London and Sevenoaks. |
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19 Jun 07 - 05:33 AM (#2080816) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,mexican There's alway the Tally Ho if it rains too much. Or people can shelter under the brim of my sombrero! |
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19 Jun 07 - 11:19 AM (#2081104) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: vectis Unfortunately my early hopes of getting there this year have floundered on the rocks of Dad's brain tumour. Maybe next year? Have a fabulous time everybody Luvnugs Mary |
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20 Jun 07 - 05:41 AM (#2081934) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Dipsodeb Well we're off in about an hour or so. The weather seems to be ok for today. The bars fully loaded and ready to go ;-) Yipee my first festy this year. See ya there if not, you've missed out on what promises to be a brilliant weekend. |
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24 Jun 07 - 11:08 AM (#2085576) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge More rain than sun :( Youth + cider = bad idea. Non-working Grottybotties, bad plan. Second consecutive year. Time to shout at the man who supplies them. State of at least one of them possibly related to someone's excess of alcohol over sense. Bar excellent, comps to Linda and Debs. Such a shame one of the boxes of cider fell off. Harmony workshop excellent, comps to Capella. Food excellent, thank you Sue and assembled other cooks. Guitar by Tony excellent. Max respect to the young people who called themselves a folk-punk band. Not really enough bum notes for that. They were pretty good. I'd have called them acid-folk I think. No melodeonboy. His shirts might have brightened up where the sun was not shining.... |
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24 Jun 07 - 03:58 PM (#2085817) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday Have had discourse with Mick Foorde re bogs and youth/adult offenders. (Can't be specific as to who is guilty party(ies).Certainly there was underage drinking, smoking, alcohol abuse. Have agreed with him 4 loos next summer, three in September, and no free bar, as this is mostly the reason that many freeloaders turn up on Saturday. Otherwise,a great effort, and much enjoyed. |
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24 Jun 07 - 06:15 PM (#2085909) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: melodeonboy No melodeonboy, indeed. My suspension went on the way home from work on Friday; well, actually the suspension on my car; my suspension is as good as ever! "'cos I'm built for comfort, I ain't built for speed, but I got everything that a good girl need" (That's enough B.B. King lyrics - Ed.). I had to get towed back to Pikeyville and then spend Saturday getting the bloody thing repaired. I shall be coming to Essex Girl's bash by train on Sunday, so surely nothing can go wrong??!!! |
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24 Jun 07 - 08:08 PM (#2085968) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge I've told you before about those suspenders.... |
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24 Jun 07 - 08:10 PM (#2085970) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge PS, if you are in need I expect to have the gold Volvo 765 estate back working Mon/Tues if you need a loan - be warned she does about 17 to the gallon and the heater matrix leaks.... |
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24 Jun 07 - 08:37 PM (#2085984) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge PPS, one of the primary offenders on the alcoholic behaviour front is not technically under age to drink, and mostly the spliffies behave OK, and I wouldn't bother getting anally retentive about underage smokers. A couple of other idiots could be improved by brain transplants preferably without anaesthetic. Plenty of people got/get ratarsed without being offensive - Friday was lovely (weather permitting) and it would be a shame to lose that special Knockholt magic, and also a shame to drive away young people who do get an exposure to folk music (well, I did hear some) at Knockers by getting prissy at them. I should also have given a major thumbs up to Jim for rescuing the Sat nite sing by stepping in with a firm hand on the stick and a grasp of the lyrical structure of some songs.... (see, I was listening even if I had disappeared to the vardo to get dry and warm). |
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25 Jun 07 - 05:17 AM (#2086201) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,woodsie Saturday... Well I usually go home on Saturday to avoid the chaos. I wish I had done this time! Wednesday to Friday had a super time with great people. I agree with Richard the problem was not with the teenagers but with a few adults that can't hold their drink, don't have any interest in folk music & don't have any respect for other performers. These people have nothing to do with folkmob they are I am told, friends of friends. |
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25 Jun 07 - 08:27 AM (#2086312) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,woodsie In addition to wht I have already posted, I must say that I had an excellent time Wednesday - Friday & saturday afternoon. Thanks for great music from John Barden, Richard Bridge, Tony (guitar) George (mandolin, Kevin (singer),Capella, Jim Radford, and all the others who contibuted. The harmony workshop was good. The beer in the Tally Ho was Excellent - Larkins 10/10 IPA 9/10 Black Sheep 9/10 That's from somebody who normally drinks lager! |
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25 Jun 07 - 08:49 AM (#2086334) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Essex Girl TDFL, there were very few freeloaders this year on the Saturday, due to the weather. The bunch of women who caused the interruptions were p***ed before they arrived, the other drunks had been there for most of the weekend!! |
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25 Jun 07 - 10:47 AM (#2086451) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,The Barden of England at work I had a fun time. Thanks to the FOLKMOB who really do a sterling job in what can be adverse conditions (in more ways than one). Jamming with Tony and Woodsie was a highlight for me - thanks guys. But then again so was the whole weekend; the singers, most of the company, and being a 'caravanner' the weather didn't spoil my sleeping arrangements. Essex Girl's beer was excellent as was the Larkins at 'The Tally Ho'- I look forward to more for September. As for those who don't know how to hold their drink - they didn't bother me either, but perhaps being really noisy round their tents early next day may do the trick:-). Well done all John Barden |
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25 Jun 07 - 04:22 PM (#2086776) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Dipsodeb Unfortunately this year was somewhat spoilt for quite a few people including myself and Pat who is the Chair of the Folk Mob by the irresponsible behaviour of a small minority. I wouldn't like to see young people excluded from Knockholt but I do think that they are the responsibility of the adult that they are with and that they should monitor what they are doing/drinking! It is not the responsibility of the Folk Mob organisers who are there to have fun at something that's taken them a year to organise. The noisy women that Linda refferred to have been barred from future events We don't even know who they are this is the second time they have turned up and caused problems I remember RB having a row with them a couple of years ago because of their behaviour. Also 1 certain young man has been given serious warnings. This is what happens when events have a free bar and people are incapable of knowing when to stop. We can all get merry as Richard said and not cause offence. I think that the people involved meant no harm they were just drunk, loud and obnoxious. TDL I think the issue of a free bar and more toilets will be discussed at the next meeting I'm sure that it is for all the committe to decide on what happens next. As one of the organisers I would like to apologise for any offence caused. I hope that Septembers Knockholt will be better as it a quieter event in any case. ~Debs~ |
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25 Jun 07 - 04:25 PM (#2086779) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Well put, Debs. |
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25 Jun 07 - 06:35 PM (#2086894) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Dilligaf Thank you all, I had a great Knockholt I am now dried out inside and out. The noisy "ladies" where I believe from the hospital,The most amusing thing about them was their trying to sing Ring a ring a rosy from a book totally missing out the courus but one of them trying to sing refrain at the end of the second verse! as that was what was printed in the book.I,ll second Richards thank you to Jim for his taking command. Love to you all see you at Lindas |
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28 Jun 07 - 04:13 PM (#2089403) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday We may not know who the offensive women were, but, as it's the second time they turned up, have a very good idea who invited them, having overheard a telephone call, similar to the one made last year by the same person. Thanks for all your efforts once again. Here's to the next one. |
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02 Jul 07 - 08:55 PM (#2092830) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Kev The Clogs Hi there. A little late, but, then I am new to this Mudcat Thread thing!! Just a few words to say how fantastic I thought Knockholt was!! It's the first year that I've been to it. Val has been trying to get me to turn up for the last two years!! Just a great atmosphere with some great, like minded people :-) There was some great talent there:- singers; guitarists etc etc. What a way to spend a long weekend. I really enjoyed the chance of singing whilst standing by a log fire and looking at the stars!! The Harmony workshop was great and I am using what I was shown already. As non-folkies, Rob the fire juggler and his lass, Vicky, said that they really enjoyed it and that they now saw us fokies in a different light (whatever that means). They asked me to say thanks for making them feel welcome (They also came to our event in Aylesford last weekend - perhaps I can turn them into folkies after all??!!). Thanks for making me welcome as well! Haven't got a clue who anyones is re their Mudcat name, so many thanks to whoever organises the weekend. Keep up the good work - great!! I usually remember faces (not names), but if you see me during the year at a festival - do come up and say hello :-) Happy Festival going peeeps Kev :-) |
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05 Jul 07 - 11:20 AM (#2094726) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,woodsie We enjoyed your singing Kevin and hope you can make it again in September. Meanwhile Dave Kenningham has a few photos Dave Kenninghams Knockholt snaps I think there's one of you in there somewhere Kevin. |
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05 Jul 07 - 01:17 PM (#2094837) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,the prancing pyro YOU'LL NEVER BE A FISHERMAN (KEV) AND I SHALL NEVER BE A FOLKY LOL knockholt was great good laugh ever though vicky and i were only there for one night glad you liked the fire stuff keep an eye out for me at broadstairs cheers rob |
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05 Jul 07 - 01:23 PM (#2094845) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Are you OK Rob - I didn't realise you had had a slightly excessively incendiary incident at Aylesford...? |
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09 Jul 07 - 04:32 PM (#2098055) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,PETE THE HAT. The Saturday night was somewhat dissapointing due to unnessesary loudness and disrespect caused by non folk mob members who were invited.They were not all to blame ,One folk mob member who was pissed all day nearly fell on my guests guitar because he was so damned drunk he couldnt stand up.If he had smashed it there would have been hell to pay. This behavior is not Knockholt if they wanna behave like that sod off to Glastonbury or Reading.Well done to Jim Radford who took control of the circle despite having people mauling and hanging all over him and interupting him during song. This kind of nonsense could really getout of hand and i suggest that concern should be shown for the future reguarding the above? |
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09 Jul 07 - 05:24 PM (#2098097) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Dipsodeb It's ok Pete it's all in hand. The offending people both lots have been banned and will not be at Knockholt in September. The committe met last week and made this decision and also the decision that in future we will only make a nominal contribution to a bar in the form of a barrel of bitter and 1 of lager or some such beer. There will be no spirits provided! No more Knockholt Punch :-( It's a shame so few have spoilt it for so many and made these decsions neccesary. Debs |
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09 Jul 07 - 05:51 PM (#2098115) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Ray Meers. pth The open fire cooking at Knockholt is really catching on with great results like the Hog Roast.Sweet tin ovens,Crocks and fish tins.The Thursday night meal based on Eastean cruisine.To watch DK cook his huge sausage (WHICH WAS INDATE AND DID NOT BURN.) was remarkable. Thanks to Caspar the dog who ran off with my sausages has soon has me back was turned. Excellent Music great talent.Great fun.Roll on September. |
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10 Jul 07 - 08:38 AM (#2098552) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Let's not go overboard about this, eh? I think some of the biggest pissers brought their own (one at least I saw with litre bottles of cider) and by the end of Friday I could either play guitar or stand but not both at once, so it wasn't all down to invaders or juvies. The sinners I saw were the same bunch with whom I nearly got into a punch-up 3 or 4 years ago, and a certain young man (I think all know to whom I refer). Knockholt without Debs south London leg-opener punch? Shame! |
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10 Jul 07 - 02:07 PM (#2098934) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,woodsie Looking forward to September - hopefully some of the "traveling folk" singers/players will be joining us. As Richard said let's not go overboard about a few people who misbehaved on Saturday night. What about Friday night, was that not a super singaround? What about Wednesday and Thursday's beautiful weather what about Dave's sausages - I wouldn't miss it for all the tea in tescos!!! |
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14 Jul 07 - 03:23 PM (#2102634) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Ray Meers. No more knockholt punch? No more slammers Saints preserve us.I will have to make a alcoholic stew( in one of me ovens.How about" Red Sheep that a lamb joint cooked in neat Vodka? |
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14 Jul 07 - 03:36 PM (#2102643) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Girl Friday without cookie Would that be Red Sheep at Night - Peter's Delight ? |
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14 Jul 07 - 07:26 PM (#2102778) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Ray, heating boils the alcohol off. What about ice lollies in stead? |
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14 Jul 07 - 08:26 PM (#2102809) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Dipsodeb There may be a private punch in someones tent! not mentioning anyones name! but they are very generous and may well share ;-) |
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14 Jul 07 - 10:30 PM (#2102891) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,David Attenbourgh There is a nonsense rumour,dating back donkeys years and I heard it mentioned this year at Knockholt that 1)Daddy longlegs are very poisionous spiders but there fangs are to small to bite humans,Really. 2)If you eat them then you will become very ill."Thanks for that Doctor. 3)That they have a nasty sting? ,RUBBISH. There are two variaties of DADDY LONG LEGS. The 1st is The Daddy long legs Mk 1(Harvest man)Round body 8.legs no spinners no web. (Veggie)Lives in long grass under logs. The Daddy long legs MK 2. Commonly known has The Short Legged Daddy long legs(True This is a spider with all the above and eats other insects and is found in cellers. toxiologists say there is no evidence re there venom is harmful to humans.Neither species stings. So its all nonsense old wifes tales. etc. I came across one poor lass at Knockholt who having heard this codswallop asked me to stand out side the porta loo while she had a whatever.Like I had now,t better to do? I told her not to be so daft and get on with it. There,s another rumour that the Knockholt Sheep are so hungry they eat the MK1 Species in abundance,These Sheep after a while start to grow legs out the side of there bodies? More Folk Tales? |
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18 Jul 07 - 12:06 PM (#2105973) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday Mmmm! Looking forward to seeing them- more meat for the sheep and cranefly stew. |
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20 Jul 07 - 01:15 PM (#2107692) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Pete the hat |
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20 Jul 07 - 01:38 PM (#2107710) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Pete the hat. to R.B. Richard Bridge. You asked at Knockholt about the Travelling Wilburys.To which my ears pricked up. I gave you a couple of verses of Tweeter and the Monkey Man. And you said "That sounds good? I noticed on satalite channel 10 today an advertisment that The Travelling Wilburys have now rereleased there 1st and 2nd Albams has a double CD. This is fantastic because after there 1st release back in the 80s after a couple of years, one could only get the 1st albam has a American import. The 1st albam is much better then the 2nd. I shall rush out and buy A.S.A.P. For those who have not heard The Wilburys it is a great Line up and the music on the 1st albam is classic. I need to replace my original Wilbury CD because I have worn it down to wafer thin solely because its a great Albam. |
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20 Jul 07 - 03:08 PM (#2107763) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Thanks Pete - the bloke who asked me to join a band playing "Travelling Wilbury's style" music has been quiet, but we'll see.... |
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01 Aug 07 - 04:11 PM (#2116775) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Pete the Hat .R.Bridge. Richard You asked me at Knockholt if I would pick you up a T shirt with logo Musician, Looking for Groupies I recently went to Camden market and discovered that these shirts are at present in short supply but will be back in circulation in the next couple of weeks hopefully in time for Knockholt 2.Sept. The only color at present available is in bright pink for godsake,s so I left Camden empty handed.I shall return to camden again in a couple of weeks and if I find the above shirt in any decent colour in your size I will pick you one up an bring it to Knockholt in Sept. I have had a number of orders for this T Shirt,so I have not forgotten. |
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01 Aug 07 - 04:54 PM (#2116814) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Most kind. One in bright pink might be amusing too, the analogy being hardly circumspect..... I am bigger than XL (in tee shirts) - XXL. Many thanks... |
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01 Aug 07 - 07:56 PM (#2116934) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday No-ooooo not pink dear - might get the sheep going. They went enough last September if you get my drift. |
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01 Aug 07 - 07:59 PM (#2116935) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Girl Friday Mumblin' Len says "Pink is just the colour for camping - dearie!" |
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06 Aug 07 - 08:51 PM (#2120533) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Pete the hat. What are the laws for burning off retail CDs on too blank cds Re,Music and passing them on to friends for free? I have been told this infringes copy write laws and other laws and is illegal.I do not wish to break the law but have a built in programe, toast, on the Apple Mac computer I have just perchased? Im some what baffled? |
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07 Aug 07 - 03:36 AM (#2120657) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Yes, it's an infringement of copyright (UK), although following a recent review of the law of copyright the government is considering creating a "private use" or "format shifting" exemption - but even if it does it won't cover making copies for friends. |
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07 Aug 07 - 12:48 PM (#2120888) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Pete the Hat I got the Apple Mac because its great for Music it comes with a double Garage Band CD which is far better then anything I have ever found on Windows. Build up your own Loops and away you go.Every instument under the sun every type of music you can imagine. I burned of a copy of something I created this afternoon in country bluegrass i then run it into Itunes and burned it off and the sound is excellent. Thanks for the above advice. I stick to burning off me own music. |
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11 Aug 07 - 09:25 AM (#2123634) Subject: Richard Bridge From: GUEST,Pete the Hat. Richard I went to Camden Market again this week and the T. shirt you asked me to get you were in stock at last.£9.99P. I picked you up 1 in Black.but it is not.XXL.(Sold out) So I got you XL? Re the size. if you think XL is no good for you then I am sure I can pass The T shirt on to another Folk Mob club member has they are a popular shirt. If you want me to hang on to it for you untill September Knockholt thats not a problem.I can think of no other way of getting it to you? I am pleased to say that the Hidious Pink ones were not in stock.I am equally surprised ,they had sold out. |
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11 Aug 07 - 09:26 AM (#2123635) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Pete the hat to Richard Bridge |
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11 Sep 07 - 04:09 PM (#2146671) Subject: RE: September Knockholt 2007 From: GUEST,Pete the Hat. Really good September 07 Knockholt,Well done to all Singers/players/cooks.Great stuff. |
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11 Sep 07 - 06:09 PM (#2146785) Subject: RE: Knockholt 2007 From: Richard Bridge Hi Pete - you're on the wrong thread. But thanks very much for the tee-shirt for my birthday! |