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 on: Yesterday at 07:08:09 PM 
Started by wayne stote - Last post by Lubiloo (Lorna)

Dolly!!


NOOOO!

 12 
 on: Yesterday at 07:04:09 PM 
Started by wayne stote - Last post by Nick Reg
Dolly!!

 13 
 on: Yesterday at 03:49:55 PM 
Started by abby (tank girl) - Last post by Alan2
Pete Atkin at Durham Folk Festival in September.  

This will be the first time I've seen Pete  live, though I have been a fan of his music for half a century now.


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 on: Yesterday at 03:47:20 PM 
Started by abby (tank girl) - Last post by Alan2

A very rare (first in nearly a decade?) SOLO gig from Robin.  Can't wait...


I'm sure it'll be good. The last time I saw him was nearly 10 years ago and I had to get a friend who was keen to drive down to Barnard Castle.  

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 on: Yesterday at 02:00:11 PM 
Started by abby (tank girl) - Last post by SteveT
Got a couple of hometown gigs this week (Southend in case you were wondering  Wink )

Sparks tomorrow night at the Cliffs Pavilion. Never seen them before so really excited for this.

An Alice In Chains tribute band at the Railway Pub on Friday. My wife's choice, but I'm not averse to their stuff.

 16 
 on: August 24, 2026, 11:23:43 PM 
Started by Sue & Chris - Last post by Amethyst (Jenny)

I had a great time. First one in 8 years for various reasons and my daughter’s first one ever. Music was great, not everything to my taste but we watched everyone. The stalls seemed a bit quiet but we managed to try most of the food. The best thing was seeing old friends and just ‘being’ for three days. It also reminded me that this festival is one of the few places you can talk to anyone and have a good time. It was hot but manageable, just. Enjoyed the toast, Adam did a great job. Cropredy will always be special for lots of people. For me, it’s the first festival
I ever went to in 1988 as a 16 year old local. And I’ve loved it ever since. Having my not so little one standing next to me when Meet On The Ledge was a played at the end of the weekend was more than a bit special


Lovely to see you again Mick after so long, and to meet the lovely Megan, see you next year? Xx

 17 
 on: August 24, 2026, 10:33:40 PM 
Started by Sue & Chris - Last post by Poor Will (Bill)
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If I'd tried most of the food I'd end up like Mr Creosote!😁
Wafer thin mint?

 18 
 on: August 24, 2026, 08:17:41 PM 
Started by Sue & Chris - Last post by Nick Reg

I had a great time. First one in 8 years for various reasons and my daughter’s first one ever. Music was great, not everything to my taste but we watched everyone. The stalls seemed a bit quiet but we managed to try most of the food. The best thing was seeing old friends and just ‘being’ for three days. It also reminded me that this festival is one of the few places you can talk to anyone and have a good time. It was hot but manageable, just. Enjoyed the toast, Adam did a great job. Cropredy will always be special for lots of people. For me, it’s the first festival
I ever went to in 1988 as a 16 year old local. And I’ve loved it ever since. Having my not so little one standing next to me when Meet On The Ledge was a played at the end of the weekend was more than a bit special
If I'd tried most of the food I'd end up like Mr Creosote!😁

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 on: August 24, 2026, 07:17:06 PM 
Started by Sue & Chris - Last post by Miguel Cajon (Mick)
I had a great time. First one in 8 years for various reasons and my daughter’s first one ever. Music was great, not everything to my taste but we watched everyone. The stalls seemed a bit quiet but we managed to try most of the food. The best thing was seeing old friends and just ‘being’ for three days. It also reminded me that this festival is one of the few places you can talk to anyone and have a good time. It was hot but manageable, just. Enjoyed the toast, Adam did a great job. Cropredy will always be special for lots of people. For me, it’s the first festival
I ever went to in 1988 as a 16 year old local. And I’ve loved it ever since. Having my not so little one standing next to me when Meet On The Ledge was a played at the end of the weekend was more than a bit special

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 on: August 24, 2026, 06:29:32 PM 
Started by Sue & Chris - Last post by Ian_

 Well, this year was my first ever three day attendance and i enjoyed it hugely. Great to have some space on the field, loved the Fairport set, Marshall Gilmour Webbs, Spooky Men, Rob Jones and the restless dream, le vent du nord. Already looking forward to next year  Fez

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