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Agricola
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 Anyone planning a trip to any of the Festivals in August?

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I've not really given August much thought.  Whats on?

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Well I did go and have a nice headbang at the Highland Fire folk metal festival on Saturday. It was a great night! :D

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 I'm up at the end of the month but haven't made much plans for the festival. Only there for a day or two before I head to Loch Ossian.

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Never managed Edinburgh during the festival, have played Dalmally fest for last 3 years www.dalmallyfest.com/index.htm managed to be sober for the set last year as well, a bonus that was. It's a great low key thing with loads of talented musicians, £25 a head it's a regular in my diary with a great mix of people/characters. 2008 was a highlight.

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 And how was it Danny? Do you perform or just drink and chill?

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 And how was it Danny? Do you perform or just drink and chill?

It was great - play in a band called The seventh sons, missed the Friday but made up for it on saturday - bed about 6am after an extended jam session, the band run down is here:
www.dalmallyfest.com/Articles/What%20Its%20All%20about%202.htm



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