December already and Lou and Rhys have put their Christmas tree up!
We had breakfast, then a wander round. The Ukelele gang were playing.
Another sunny day and so too nice to stay indoors and so a brisk walk along the seafront.
More bands in the afternoon including the Shackleton Trio.
We went in for an early dinner so that we could queue outside Red stage for the evenings main event. Dinner was very good as usual and then we queued…..in the freezing cold for an hour and a quarter!! Remember we were mostly OLD people!! There were two entrances and so towards the end, one queue was running into the other! As people next to us said, it was a good job we were all British and used to queuing. Ridiculous….2,000+ people freezing cold. BUT we were rewarded with seats in the third row which was good until people started dancing in front of us!
Billy Mitchell and Bob Fox were on first. Very amusing. We have seen Billy before in Lindisfarne.
Then of course Steeleye Span, who we had seen about two weeks previous! Just wish they had changed their set a bit more. But they were still very good and had as many as could move, dancing!
The last gig, will have to come again next year! It was a great weekend.
Thought for the Day – “Music is a language that doesn’t speak in particular words, it speaks in emotion.” ~ Keith Richards