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17 Jul 02 - 03:34 AM (#749485) Subject: Biddulph Folk in the Park From: GUEST,greg stephens What a smashing event that is.Hats off to the organisers (especially for sorting out some sunshine in an otherwise different year). I particularly admire the professional quality of picnic gear the audience bring; never seen so many chairs,tables, ice boxes, sunshades,varied food. And the music wasnt bad either! Very simple event (for those who dont know it): one stage, one day (half a day really), no workshops, no sessions. Just sit about in an agreeably shaped field and picnic and enjoy music and chat. Anyone else there? |
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17 Jul 02 - 05:03 AM (#749511) Subject: RE: Biddulph Folk in the Park From: Watson Didn't you notice if there was anyone there at the time, Greg? Didn't you wonder where all the rapturous applause for the Boat Band was coming from? |
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17 Jul 02 - 05:15 AM (#749517) Subject: RE: Biddulph Folk in the Park From: greg stephens i had my eyes shut. No what I meant was were there any of these people from here that I only know by weird pseudonyms you know wierd doesnt look right to me spelt either way isnt it meant to be i bfore e except after c which would make it wierd but that looks a bit funny but so does weird |
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17 Jul 02 - 05:27 AM (#749522) Subject: RE: Biddulph Folk in the Park From: Watson I don't understand it myself, but it seems there are folk events that come and go with no significant Mudcat presence. While you were pseeking pseudonyms in Biddulph, I was at Bromsgrove folk (and beer) festival - a delightful event, but as far as I can see without mention here, which probably means that there was no great Mudcat presence. |