I was also quite taken by the music that was played outside of the G in the garden where Gi and Rochester locals mixd in with folk from The Hood pub in Greenwich. I do not recall everyones name but there was Tony on the fiddle along with The Bagpiper player fiddle bird and a couple on guitars. When they played Horn pipe in D on the Saturday it was stunning.
I do like a bit of Pugwash.

I also now recall the women with the video camera on the Sunday from The Hood.
She was the lady who used to go round the Cricketers in Greenwich with the Pint Jug collecting money? I remember I asked her once if the players would do Horn Pipe in D for me at the Cricketers (This was years ago) she Said Yes but it will cost a quid . which I gladly paid.