It has been fun reading all of you guys opinions on the down and front issue but the saying I go by is: “When the music gets down in your soul it makes you want to lose control and there aint nothing wrong with that.” -Robert Randolph. So basically I just feel as though every now and then a person feels they need to get up clap, shout, whatever, I’m cool with that. Just as long as this does not go on all day anyway. Can’t wait to meet you all in 13 days. Can the clock tick any faster?
uh… I didn’t say that part in red…not that it’s a bad thing … i could have said some of it if i had thought of it… just goes to show you how easy it is to put words in my mouth! :lol
:thumbsup In 2011 we had a large group of loud CFWs (love it!) next to our tarp during Edgar Meyer’s brilliant morning set. Half of them had their backs to the stage, just to top off the rudeness. Since it was morning, we easily moved up front to an empty tarp, but people’s lack of awareness is just mind–blowing sometimes.
Newbie here, still a little confused on the whole tarp/ seating situation. Does everyone do the tarp run or only those trying to get the best spots. Some days I probably won’t make it in the festival grounds til early afternoon and wanted to know if we’d be able to find a spot to set up a few chairs if we didn’t do the tarp run. Any guidance is greatly appreciated!
Made it thru! Literally started to shed a tear as I skip-waltzed to Gentle on My Mind, stage left, back and forth under the cool mountain moonlight down the long path made clear by fellow too tired to dance Festies. Free as a Birdie. So Happy!
Where’s my Donut?!
Oh I think I lasted pretty good for an old fart with a dislocated right thumb that made twirling my baton a bit tricky! The music, the people, the beautiful box canyon, the vibe, it just makes you want to be the Energizer bunny and keep going, and going, and going…
Apologies to anyone who may have inadvertently gotten a baton on the head. Really don’t think that happened, but just in case…
Me too! I usually attend Bean Blossom Bluegrass Festival in June, which I LOVE but rarely any dancing; therefore it was SO EXCELLENTE to not be the only dancing fool - I’m constantly told by strangers that I am the Energizer Bunny - glad to know I have a twin - next year I’ll have to bring some kind of whirly gig too.