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17 Jul 02 - 06:07 AM (#749544) Subject: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Skipper Jack Having put the Swansea Maritime Festival to bed for another year, I am giving the "wake up" call to The 4th Mumbles Maritime Festival (10th-11th August) Stormalong John, Shanty Jack, Capstan Full Strength, Baggyrinkle, Inner State Theatre and Bosun's Call will be providing the salty sea songs. The sounds of Wales will come from The Rhos Cwmtawe Male Voice Choir, and then there's The Constellation Big Band with the good old fashion song and dance from the 40's onwards. It all takes place at The Southend Park in Mumbles, Swansea and probably in a nearby pub!! The Mumbles Yacht Club are putting on a barbecue on the Saturday night and the "salty seadogs" will be providing the entertainment. There's a heckava lot more to do and see as well. Again, it's all FREE. Let's hope that we have the glorious weather that we had in Swansea! Will we see some of you Mudcatters? Let's hope so.
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17 Jul 02 - 06:24 AM (#749551) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Mr Happy mmmm, mumbles.........is very poor diction a qualification for this event? (:-) |
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17 Jul 02 - 02:51 PM (#749814) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Gareth Having had to miss Swansea due to family commitments, Mumbles looks good ! Gareth |
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17 Jul 02 - 05:42 PM (#749920) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Celtic Soul I missed any earlier threads on this...where is it? |
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18 Jul 02 - 04:49 PM (#750655) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Skipper Jack Celtic Soul I have only just started this thread. What do you want to know? Dave R. |
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18 Jul 02 - 06:12 PM (#750697) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Crane Driver Mumbles Head is the headland at the western end of Swansea Bay, South Wales. It houses the Mumbles Lighthouse and the Pier, with attendant Lifeboat station. Behind Mumbles Head is the village of Oystermouth. Just off Mumbles Head are the Mumbles themselves, two small domed rocky islets. These are believed to have given rise to the name, "Mumbles" being derived from a Welsh word for a lady's "busty substances". Anything more you need to know? Hope to meet a few more UK 'Catters this year. Andrew |
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18 Jul 02 - 07:24 PM (#750733) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Gareth Now that the Mumbles Lifeboat is mentioned CLICK 'ERE for More Detail or CLICK 'ERE for the Story Gareth |
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30 Jul 02 - 06:56 PM (#757189) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Gareth Any WEBSITE for the festival ? Gareth |
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06 Aug 02 - 10:18 AM (#760610) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Skipper Jack Just to remind everybody - The Mumbles Maritime Festival is on this weekend (10th-11th)at Southend Park, Mumbles. Come and see us and say hello. |
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06 Aug 02 - 07:24 PM (#760986) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Madam Gashee Looking forward to seeing everyone in the Queens on Friday and then all weekend down the Mumbles! |
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07 Aug 02 - 05:44 PM (#761506) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: GUEST,Chantey Cabin Really looking forward to Mumbles this weekend - Swansea was great - see you there everyone. Please stop and say hello. Jan |
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10 Aug 02 - 07:35 PM (#763159) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Gareth And a damn good time was had by all ! Weather good, excellent crowd. Session in Yacht Club first class. I recomend any catter to attend on Sunday. Gareth (just got home from Swansea / Mumbles) |
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10 Aug 02 - 08:08 PM (#763174) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Madam Gashee Thanks Gareth. It was lovely to meet you face to face!
programme starts at 11 am tomorrow. All free entertainment and a free deck chair to sit in while you listen! |
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12 Aug 02 - 10:23 AM (#763808) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Keith A of Hertford Terrific weekend. Fine singing from all and Ragged Rinkles outstanding (and original- ever groaned at how many jobs there are On Board A Man Of War? -not with their version!) Warmest possible welcome, especially from the lovely Mme Gashee! Nice to meet you Mr. Crane Driver. I had a look at those rocks though, and I must tell you that women's breasts do not look like that. I could suggest some web sites if you don't believe me. Thanks again Skipper Jack. Hope you keep gigging and the money doesn't run out too soon! Keith. Only regret, did't realise how close Gower was and so didn't stay for Sunday night. Instead had awful M4 run amongst the footy traffic. |
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13 Aug 02 - 06:15 AM (#764294) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Skipper Jack Keith, who are "The Ragged Rinkles"? I didn't book them! Anyway thanks for your comments and I'm glad that you enjoyed the festival.
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13 Aug 02 - 06:42 PM (#764729) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Crane Driver Keith - put it down to an over-wrought imagination (or poor memory) among sailors who'd been at sea for over a year. They didn't have web-sites to remind them of things like that in those days. After all, anyone who can mistake a dugong for a beautiful mermaid must have either a) terrible eyesight, b) a very bad memory or c) a desperate need. Make your own choice. Andrew
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14 Aug 02 - 03:25 AM (#764981) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Keith A of Hertford Agreed Andrew. Have you seen The Paps Of Jura ? Wahey! Sorry Baggyrinkle. Ashamed of mishearing the name. Wonderful harmony. Keith. |
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14 Aug 02 - 11:57 AM (#765172) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: GUEST,Nobby There are three Paps of Jura. |
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15 Aug 02 - 03:18 AM (#765655) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Keith A of Hertford Nobby, no expert I. I once sailed up the Sound Of Jura and had them pointed out to me. I think I saw them on the chart also. But only the one pair. Has Crawshaw Bailey's sister Kitty emigrated? |
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15 Aug 02 - 06:32 PM (#766141) Subject: RE: Mumbles Maritime Festival From: Gareth For those who are not of SWelsh origin -
"Oh Cosher'Bailey's sister Kitty, Have you ever saw etc ....." Gareth |