Why I like Folk Festivals
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Dorsetmike
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We're not all like you Teddy,
No beer, just a bottle of milk shake, a ham roll and some choccy bars in a cooler bag, hardly moved, except to get at the refreshments in the bag under the seat, from when I arrived at 9.30 ish until the end around 5pm, car park cost me £3.20 per day took 728 photos on Saturday and a further 615 on Sunday, I'm still processing them and uploading to Picasaweb.
No beer, just a bottle of milk shake, a ham roll and some choccy bars in a cooler bag, hardly moved, except to get at the refreshments in the bag under the seat, from when I arrived at 9.30 ish until the end around 5pm, car park cost me £3.20 per day took 728 photos on Saturday and a further 615 on Sunday, I'm still processing them and uploading to Picasaweb.
Dorsetmike
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No blue badge, (park anywhere permit for the disabled) cos I can walk a bit more than 50 yards.
I use the rollator mainly to avoid lugging cameras and other stuff in a back pack and for sitting on, I could manage with a wheel barrow, but they ain't so comfortable to sit on. The alternative is to stand or sit on the ground, at my age I prefer comfort and convenience.
I use the rollator mainly to avoid lugging cameras and other stuff in a back pack and for sitting on, I could manage with a wheel barrow, but they ain't so comfortable to sit on. The alternative is to stand or sit on the ground, at my age I prefer comfort and convenience.
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Dorsetmike
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I tend to hibernate during school holidays, too many grockles (AKA emmets) about; plus I've got quite a few festivals round here to go to, Poole Quay, Christchurch, Gussage all Saints, Swanage among others. I'll still be editing the pics from last weekend into next week at the rate I'm going!