Yep, Tim, I am right there with you. I remember playing on a Sunday afternoon at that pub I described. As I was sitting on stage, I looked out at the families, the old men chewing on each others ears, the staff engaging folks, the kids playing with each other, .... and I stopped the crowd and asked them to look around them. I told them that what they saw, outside of the decorations, is what makes it truly a public house. It is, indeed, the people, and the atmosphere that allows folks to relate. And music, can't be a decent joint without the tinkly bits.

All the best right back,

Mick