......give us a wave! Belfagan will be dancing in Keswick on Easter Monday -
starting in Packhorse Court about 12.30 and later probably down by Lakeside.

Anyone lurking out there who hasn't been in Keswick on a bank holiday
before - it's well worth going, as more or less all the shops - including
the charity shops - will be open, and the market will be in full swing.
And.... you get some morris dancing for good measure! What more could you
ask for on a rainy Monday in March?

ally
www.belfagan.org.uk

a l l y wrote:

> .....give us a wave! Belfagan will be dancing in Keswick on Easter Monday -
> starting in Packhorse Court about 12.30 and later probably down by Lakeside.
> 
> Anyone lurking out there who hasn't been in Keswick on a bank holiday
> before - it's well worth going, as more or less all the shops - including
> the charity shops - will be open, and the market will be in full swing.
> And.... you get some morris dancing for good measure! What more could you
> ask for on a rainy Monday in March?
> 
> ally
> www.belfagan.org.uk
> 
> 

I'm sure that Orly would drop a line to her friends if she wasn't well.

Jp

jpinny@hotmail.com

a l l y wrote:

> .....give us a wave! Belfagan will be dancing in Keswick on Easter Monday -
> starting in Packhorse Court about 12.30 and later probably down by Lakeside.
> 
> Anyone lurking out there who hasn't been in Keswick on a bank holiday
> before - it's well worth going, as more or less all the shops - including
> the charity shops - will be open, and the market will be in full swing.
> And.... you get some morris dancing for good measure! What more could you
> ask for on a rainy Monday in March?
> 
> ally
> www.belfagan.org.uk
> 
> 

Wish I could, but I'll have to wait for a few days when my kid is in 
school and his dad will be around in the evenings, and wait to find out 
how expensive my broken tooth is going to be. That's what it's boiling 
down to now.

(Do I come and have it pulled out/filled by my rare NHS dentist in 
Aberdeen? The airfare is about $500, just about the same as the dentistry.)


Jp

a l l y wrote:

> .....give us a wave! Belfagan will be dancing in Keswick on Easter
> Monday - starting in Packhorse Court about 12.30 and later probably
> down by Lakeside.
>
> Anyone lurking out there who hasn't been in Keswick on a bank holiday
> before - it's well worth going, as more or less all the shops -
> including the charity shops - will be open, and the market will be in
> full swing. And.... you get some morris dancing for good measure!
> What more could you ask for on a rainy Monday in March?
>
> ally
> www.belfagan.org.uk


I'm waving Ally... I'm stood at my bedroom window above Roanhead. Can you 
see me? Wooooh-hooooh!!!! Errrr - Keswick is that way, isn't it? I can see 
snow on the peaks....

Kez. . .

Dirty Sanchez <sanchez[at]westshape[dot]co[dot]uk> wrote in message
news:4247f100_1@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...

> a l l y wrote:
> > .....give us a wave! Belfagan will be dancing in Keswick on Easter
> > Monday - starting in Packhorse Court about 12.30 and later probably
> > down by Lakeside.
> >
> > Anyone lurking out there who hasn't been in Keswick on a bank holiday
> > before - it's well worth going, as more or less all the shops -
> > including the charity shops - will be open, and the market will be in
> > full swing. And.... you get some morris dancing for good measure!
> > What more could you ask for on a rainy Monday in March?
> >
> > ally
> > www.belfagan.org.uk
>
> I'm waving Ally... I'm stood at my bedroom window above Roanhead. Can you
> see me? Wooooh-hooooh!!!! Errrr - Keswick is that way, isn't it? I can see
> snow on the peaks....
>

aha - it was you, was it? Thought I saw a distant hanky fluttering in the
breeze.

And it didn't rain. In fact it was fairly sunny. We had a really good day,
with large crowds of happy people making an appreciative audience. Though I
was wrong about the market. I was sure they had a market on bank holidays,
but it wasn't on today.

I've recently acquired a minidisk recorder, and managed to record some of
our music (with many bells chinking away) so eventually we'll have a clip of
this on the website, for those who are masochistic enough to want to
download it. Eventually. Once I've learned how to do it. It's a whole new
learning experience, this MD stuff.

ally

> aha - it was you, was it? Thought I saw a distant hanky
> fluttering in the breeze.
> 
> And it didn't rain. In fact it was fairly sunny. We had a
> really good day, with large crowds of happy people making
> an appreciative audience. Though I was wrong about the
> market. I was sure they had a market on bank holidays, but
> it wasn't on today. 
> 
> I've recently acquired a minidisk recorder, and managed to
> record some of our music (with many bells chinking away) so
> eventually we'll have a clip of this on the website, for
> those who are masochistic enough to want to download it.
> Eventually. Once I've learned how to do it. It's a whole
> new learning experience, this MD stuff.
> 
> ally


Glad to hear you had a good day. Traditional Morris music and 
dancing recorded on state-of-the-art MD recorders! There's 
someone rolling in their grave somewhere.

Johnny-ear-to-the-ground

ally typographylised:

>> I've recently acquired a minidisk recorder, and managed to
>> record some of our music (with many bells chinking away) so
>> eventually we'll have a clip of this on the website, for
>> those who are masochistic enough to want to download it.
>> Eventually. Once I've learned how to do it. It's a whole
>> new learning experience, this MD stuff.
>>
>> ally
>


My lovely daughters and missen are recording a new dance album. I might have 
a use for some Morris bells and some background fiddle 'n' flute. Got just 
the track... Dunno about yer royalties but you can be sure Belfagan will get 
a mench on the cover!! Let us know when your soundbyte is up.

Kez-Stock-Aitken-and-a-smidgen-o'-Waterman

<Johnny@ominous.portent> wrote in message
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>
> Glad to hear you had a good day. Traditional Morris music and
> dancing recorded on state-of-the-art MD recorders! There's
> someone rolling in their grave somewhere.
>

Oh, we're not 100% traditional. Not many morris bands use a sax.

ally

Dirty Sanchez <sanchez[at]westshape[dot]co[dot]uk> wrote in message
news:4248b8ea$1_2@mk->

> My lovely daughters and missen are recording a new dance album. I might
have
> a use for some Morris bells and some background fiddle 'n' flute. Got just
> the track... Dunno about yer royalties but you can be sure Belfagan will
get
> a mench on the cover!! Let us know when your soundbyte is up.
>

Well, I'll let you hear what I've got, and you can see what you think. Don't
know if the sax sounds quite as oldy-worldy as the fiddle would, though.

ally