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This question is mainly for the local Manchesterians, what goes down on the farm the other 361 days of the year?
Also, if I happened to swing on through Manchester and decided to stay the night, whats the odds of me being able to set up my tent and camp on the farm? Probably a long shot but it would be cool nonetheless ;D
they should really have a fall festival out there IMHO. since they own a part of the land, it seems to me that this festival site may grow beyond what anyone of us has imagined. i wouldnt want more than two gatherings a year but a smaler more intimate fall festival would be a good idea. feel free to move this to the drunken ramblings thread. zzzzzz...
I live next to bonnaroo and i can tell you that absolutely nothing goes on at the farm the rest of the year. They now own the property and are discussing additional events through out the year, but at this point it is only bonnaroo.
this used to be a working cow / hay farm until roo bought it.
And lastly, it is private property so if you chose to set up camp there (after you hop the fence of course) expect the owners to react the way any owners of any private property would if they came upon a stranger camping on thier land.
And lastly, it is private property so if you chose to set up camp there (after you hop the fence of course) expect the owners to react the way any owners of any private property would if they came upon a stranger camping on thier land.
But I've heard voices not in the head Out in the air they called ahead Through ripped out speakers Through thick and thin They found a shelter Under my skin -Evgeny Aleksandrovitch Nikolaev
I read an article some time ago. I think they had expressed interest in perhaps hosting a country music festival, which would probably do tremendous if done on the right scale. Also, they talked about letting different groups use the farm, such as the boy scouts and church groups.
Post by canexplain on Jul 11, 2007 15:46:40 GMT -5
if you guys go to coachella or know about it ... well this year was the first year that the week after coachella they had a county fest ... had i heard maybe 50k plus ... they had every big county band you could think of ... i think that is great , but they treated the two fests differently which i think sucks ... things like for the rock one, no ins and outs, for the country one, it was ok ... cr****
Post by High Life Line on Jul 16, 2007 16:07:13 GMT -5
oleander124 said:
roolacksreality said:
Haha, I'm sorry but I have to laugh about that. For those of you who do not know why I find that funny, you are too young to know.
Haha, completely off topic but I had to do it.
I don't get it and I'm older than you.
Perhaps it is in reference to the fungi that can grow in cow pastures in the south? That was one of the first things I thought when I heard it used to be a cow farm. I really can't comprehend what age has to do with knowing this, unless you're like 12.
