Endorset in Dorset, 2009!
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han
love is the answer
that's brilliant and bonkers. and makes complete sense now that i've met her
linky?
She'll put them up on Facebook at somepoint. Though I imagine it'll take her a couple of months
I'll send you a link to her page........
han
love is the answer
Cheers again to han and the hanjanvan for the lifts. Was really lovely camping with you all, and your mates are nutters han
Really lovely to camp with you guys too
We've got rather alot of jokes from school that are funny to us but probably not to anyone else that we kept repeating ad infinitum cos of the cider, soz about that
editor
hiraethified
That little Lumix LX3 is a great camera. I was going to bring my hefty dSLR but I'm glad I stuck with the more pocketable choice instead!
colacubes
Mr Hot Cookie
Really lovely to camp with you guys too
We've got rather alot of jokes from school that are funny to us but probably not to anyone else that we kept repeating ad infinitum cos of the cider, soz about that
I've managed to say birdo in a Brummie accent about 4 times since I got back - I think it might have caught on
han
love is the answer
I've managed to say birdo in a Brummie accent about 4 times since I got back - I think it might have caught on
hahahaaaa brilliant! djawannascrapaBAAAAAT it?
Agent Sparrow
the age of slippers and migraines
I managed to get my hair caught in tent zips three times in quick succession on Sunday night, one after the after. Crispy's first response was to take a photo rather than rescue me
Fantastic photos btw ed, is it really in it's sixth year? However...
I feel utterly ashamed to have no idea where these two photos were taken.
More generally I should have made a bit more of an effort to explore and find people. Particularly feel a bit rubbish after hearing trashy spent so much time at the campsite on her ownsome.
Oh well, next year, eh?
Agent Sparrow
the age of slippers and migraines
Zora lied to me!
I thought she said the festie was in it's first year when she went the year before me (I've been 3 times now).
Clint Iguana
not an undercover cop
First two were quite small compared to what it is now.
Chuff
Ako mula sa ibang planeta
fuck me how did we miss so many of you (must be crap speed)
bloody wicked time, glad they made inroads towards killing of the nearly fatal debt from last year.
They chose to scale down rather than open up to a fucking bacardi bar etc which they could easily have done and made a handsombe prophit, instead they kept the festival small.
As for the bands, they were the main reason I went (other than knowing the organiser and not having seen her for over 10 years)
Back to the Planet kicked arse.
Los Albertos as always a sterling preformance.
Tragic and Tofu delivered as usual
and pronghorn were pukka.
Dreadzone pretty dull
Sham were a sham
Zion train reminded me of back in the day they really hit their groove (probs coz of the vibe)
I saw people i hadn't seen for over two decades and had time to sit and catch up.
the food was a bit pricey except malinkeys which was reasonable (for the quality).
and for the price anyone complaining can fuck off, it cost them thouseands just to tow everyone in on Friday, I counted nine tractors most running continously for 10 hours which dosen't come cheap.
The security were descrete, of course there was a police presence (mostly kept to the gate mind and I never saw them on site) where the fuck do you get that kind of freedom on mass nowdays?
I loved that many of the bands had their kids performing, really summed up the inclusive vibe.
I will be getting an early bird ticket next year and also meeting a few more of you for a bit longer.
PS (thanks Tanks/Milsey for the Jack Daniels exactly when i needed it)
(must be crap speed)bloody wicked time, glad they made inroads towards killing of the nearly fatal debt from last year.
They chose to scale down rather than open up to a fucking bacardi bar etc which they could easily have done and made a handsombe prophit, instead they kept the festival small.
As for the bands, they were the main reason I went (other than knowing the organiser and not having seen her for over 10 years)
Back to the Planet kicked arse.
Los Albertos as always a sterling preformance.
Tragic and Tofu delivered as usual
and pronghorn were pukka.
Dreadzone pretty dull
Sham were a sham
Zion train reminded me of back in the day they really hit their groove (probs coz of the vibe)
I saw people i hadn't seen for over two decades and had time to sit and catch up.
the food was a bit pricey except malinkeys which was reasonable (for the quality).
and for the price anyone complaining can fuck off, it cost them thouseands just to tow everyone in on Friday, I counted nine tractors most running continously for 10 hours which dosen't come cheap.
The security were descrete, of course there was a police presence (mostly kept to the gate mind and I never saw them on site) where the fuck do you get that kind of freedom on mass nowdays?
I loved that many of the bands had their kids performing, really summed up the inclusive vibe.
I will be getting an early bird ticket next year and also meeting a few more of you for a bit longer.
PS (thanks Tanks/Milsey for the Jack Daniels exactly when i needed it)
Hollis
bloody furious
Onket
Je suis [CONTENT REMOVED]
Oh!! I met Hollis! Now I remember
Poor Hollis.
madzone
Physically unfavourable
You protest too much
editor
hiraethified
I was way too old to set foot in that tent, but I loved the way that you'd see rows of little heads bouncing up and down whenever you walked by.Highlight of the festival! Those kidz know how to rock.
madzone
Physically unfavourable
Some people might think you're pulling my pigtails
Kanda
Diving wanker
Onket
Je suis [CONTENT REMOVED]
madzone
Physically unfavourable
No brackets?Er, ok sweetie.
Onket
Je suis [CONTENT REMOVED]
madzone
Physically unfavourable
Awwww, see? I think you like me really
