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Greenbelt 2

Greenbelt 2

The second part of Greenbelt was almost as good as the first, though nothing topped Show of Hands’ fantastic performance on the first night. We got into the performance cafe well before Beth Rowley’s set as we had been introduced to her stunning voice at a previous Greenbelt (on mainstage that time) and knew she [Continue]

Greenbelt – the Art of Looking Sideways (part 4)

Greenbelt – the Art of Looking Sideways (part 4)

Rebekah, Rebekah, Toby, Anna and Caleb decided to join the youth scratch choir.  They had three rehearsals and then performed on the mainstage.  Toby even did the male solo in Oh Happy Day. So this seems to be another Greenbelt tradition, selling off the Divine chocolate very very cheaply – it’s not all ours honestly! I made [Continue]

Greenbelt – The Art of Looking Sideways (part 3)

Greenbelt – The Art of Looking Sideways (part 3)

This years Greenbelt gave us the experience of camping in the coldest weather we have ever experienced.  The temperature went down to 0 on Saturday night, Nerissa woke up on Sunday morning to ice on the tent.  I think I slept for about 2 hours in total and don’t think I have ever felt so [Continue]

Greenbelt – the Art of Looking Sideways (part 2)

Greenbelt – the Art of Looking Sideways (part 2)

Jonathan was at the kids activities, the girls were off terrorising the rest of the camp-site with their friends there was finally time for martin and I to catch our breath and look at the program.  We did this in the essential to visit venue.  Now at the Isle of Wight Festival that would be the Solace Tent at [Continue]

Greenbelt 2010 – The Art of Looking Sideways (part 1)

Greenbelt 2010 – The Art of Looking Sideways (part 1)

So ridiculously early on Friday morning we set off to Greenbelt.  We were on the 6:30 Red Funnel from Cowes, joining with The Oustons and the Murphys.  I felt sorry for the barely awake passengers on the ferry who were hoping for a quiet peaceful crossing. We managed to meet up with everyone in our [Continue]