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16 Jan 01 - 03:26 PM (#375554) Subject: Sheffield Fiddle Society on Folk Train From: Bernard A little confusion has arisen over the date of this event... It is definitely Tuesday 23rd, not Thursday 25th... Sheffiled Fiddle Society will be on the train between Sheffield and Edale, and I will be meeting them at the Rambler pub in Edale between 7:30 and 8:00pm. Those of us arriving by car will probably stay on after the Folk Train departs on its return trip - if you'd like to be a part of it just turn up! There is no admission fee!
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16 Jan 01 - 03:30 PM (#375558) Subject: Link to previous thread... From: Bernard Sheffiled? Wot? Flippin' computers! |
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17 Jan 01 - 07:33 AM (#376039) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: JulieF Should see you there - daughter looking for her music and no major course work in sight. I think the train leaves Sheffield at 7.15 ( Well we're supposed to be meeting at 7.00) Julie
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17 Jan 01 - 02:23 PM (#376349) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Bernard Right-oh! It's threatening to be a good 'do'!! |
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17 Jan 01 - 04:44 PM (#376438) Subject: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Joe Offer Bernard would like us to know that, despite the title of this thread, the train will travel on Tuesday 23rd January 2001He was concerned, because he thought some of us might be aware that it is no longer 2000. Darn, I was still in the 20th century.My thread rename thingamajig is broke, so I have to resort to less subtle mans of making this correction. -Joe Offer- |
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18 Jan 01 - 01:41 PM (#377082) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Roger in Sheffield |
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18 Jan 01 - 02:02 PM (#377096) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Bernard I'll see you there, all being well - trains won't affect me, but the snow...?!! |
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20 Jan 01 - 04:39 PM (#378589) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Bernard Refresh... |
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22 Jan 01 - 03:47 AM (#379433) Subject: It's tomorrow!! From: Bernard If you're reading this today, then it's tomorrow. Otherwise, it isn't! |
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23 Jan 01 - 03:29 AM (#380269) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Bernard |
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23 Jan 01 - 12:17 PM (#380520) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Roger in Sheffield got me badge and everything, train details Could someone give a return train alert at the appropriate time? Its a long walk home from Edale |
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23 Jan 01 - 12:26 PM (#380530) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Roger in Sheffield Just noticed there are picture respect to the man playing double bass on the train!! |
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23 Jan 01 - 07:10 PM (#380868) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Bernard Until next time, then!! |
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24 Jan 01 - 07:29 AM (#381123) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: JulieF It was a pleaseant evening - and not too cold on the train. Bernard - I'm impressed by the vigor that you encourage audience participation and glad that the CDs went well. Did you go on for long after we left ? julie |
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24 Jan 01 - 12:27 PM (#381341) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Roger in Sheffield I was waiting to hear Dark Island on that Big Piano Accordion Bernard! Did you do play it later? The Folk Train is a very interesting experience and I kept on wondering how Bill Bryson would describe it The music was great (Bernard and The Fiddle Soc.) and I met some new people (and Julie at last) and had a bizarre conversation about fish with an Australian Roger |
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24 Jan 01 - 01:52 PM (#381411) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Noreen So more mudcatters meet in the 3D world! Glad it went well, sorry I missed it. Here's to the next time. Cheers! chink... slop Noreen |
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24 Jan 01 - 02:42 PM (#381460) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Bernard Ah, Glasshoppah! Julie - thanks for your kind words! It was a pleasure to play for you! Those of us who went by car carried on until chucking out time... I was just deciding that it was time to call a halt when the bar staff turned up and demanded entertainment...!! Roger - sorry, no, didn't do Dark Island last night... p'raps if you'd nagged me I might have done. Mind you, it's the first time in living memory I've cocked up Blaze Away!! Did it perfectly as everyone was leaving for the train!! Twice!! The Australian wasn't Bruce Dali, by any chance? We did do a slightly surreal 'Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport!' later on... Looking forward to the next one, now!!
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25 Jan 01 - 02:01 PM (#382327) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Roger in Sheffield On the way back the train stopped a few minutes at a station where a team of workmen were repairing the track. They seemed more than a little surprised to see a train with several fiddle players performing in the aisle Noreen I think I spotted Malcolm Douglas yesterday too, at least he was called Malcolm, he was in the red house and he had a Violin/fiddle……………on the other hand there were several people with violins and it could have been a different Malcolm? Next time Bernard I will get a seat first and then go to the bar, I ended up in the back room with the instrument cases this time roger |
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25 Jan 01 - 04:18 PM (#382469) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Malcolm Douglas It was indeed me. Do introduce yourself next time! Malcolm |
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25 Jan 01 - 05:15 PM (#382519) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Bernard Believe me, Roger, you don't know how lucky you are! One of those fiddlers nearly had my eye out!! |
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15 Jun 01 - 03:34 PM (#484439) Subject: RE: Edale Rambler Tuesday 23rd January 2001 From: Roger in Sheffield did someone mention trains? |