No really outstanding acts, or ones that blew us away, but everyone was happy and it worked.
Showing posts with label Folk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Folk. Show all posts
Monday, November 4, 2013
I didn't get a whinger in my ear!
Amazing, out of the 32 Maldon Festivals I have attended the 40th is the 1st one ever that I didn't get a whinger in my ear!
No really outstanding acts, or ones that blew us away, but everyone was happy and it worked.
No really outstanding acts, or ones that blew us away, but everyone was happy and it worked.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Bit better ending to 2010 than last year!
The Maldon Folk Festival must be the most regular and repeated ritual in my life and her I am again in 2010.
A chance meeting with the Badges at Apollo Bay has now firmed into a friendship and I this year staying with them at their Maldon house.
Mr Merls is with me again. He takes one of my cameras and has quite a different view of the shots. He this the ones I thing are disasters are the really great ones!
A chance meeting with the Badges at Apollo Bay has now firmed into a friendship and I this year staying with them at their Maldon house.
Not necessarily my favourite festival but this year is my first Queenscliff Music Festival with the new director that seems to be breathing new life into this culturally tired Festival.
Mr Merls is with me again. He takes one of my cameras and has quite a different view of the shots. He this the ones I thing are disasters are the really great ones!
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Mixed ending to 2009
The Maldon Folk Festival this year turned out to be a real stinker with the weather, but that is better than it pouring down!
I ,mentioned that Greg Chandler wanted to see my at the Festival. A week later passed away, massive heart attack just before being prepped up for open heart surgery. A sad lost of my oldest friend from Maldon.
In November and December our Tasmanian accident in 2006 was brought back to us with a very nasty Xmas present from Budget.
The real plus was the reforming of Turning Blue to play their first full gig in 10 years at the Black Hatt (De La Ville)
I ,mentioned that Greg Chandler wanted to see my at the Festival. A week later passed away, massive heart attack just before being prepped up for open heart surgery. A sad lost of my oldest friend from Maldon.
In November and December our Tasmanian accident in 2006 was brought back to us with a very nasty Xmas present from Budget.
The real plus was the reforming of Turning Blue to play their first full gig in 10 years at the Black Hatt (De La Ville)
I went to the Blues Club's New Years Eve event, Bluestone, which turned out to be the last one at Modewarre. We were glad it was not as hot as previous year, and no swarms of bugs either!
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