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This is so sweet, great lineup, Bummed i missed it last year... I only need one day off of work to make it this time and its only 8 hours away, i'll be there for sure, right after i mop up my brain from Waka>Bonna>10klakes
that looks sweet. ive been seriously considering an all good or something this year in addition to roo, but august 17 would fit my schedule alot better as far as school goes cuz ill probably be taking some summer classes.
Definitely gonna try and hit this one up. Pretty close for me too. I don't think I'm gonna get to see Yonder this summer so I really need to go to this. Kinda diggin Ratdog now too. Just caught there show in Syracuse and it was great, speaking from someone who's never really been into the Dead and doesn't have much knowledge of their songs. Al from moe. sitting in didn't hurt either. Tea Leaf Green is always a treat too.
man do i love the way that they have their pictures are setup. i wish roo would do their galleries this way...ive only watched the 2005 but it is 40 minutes long and plays whole songs fromt the shows ...hundereds of pics...really good stuff
Post by anima mundi on Apr 6, 2006 15:11:32 GMT -5
I went to this last year, and I had just as much fun as I did at Roo. The acts are staggered between 2 stages, so hypothetically you can see every artist on the lineup Plus it's only 3 hours away from me. It's a very friendly vibe, not too much sketchyness, and mostly older fans. (I'm 18, so you might say I'm young, and I felt acceptance all around anyway) It's cheap, less people, beautiful place, same fun as Roo.
i am really considering heading there with my son and freinds with kids...from the pics it looks like there is quite a few kids...for those who have been would you say that it would be similar to taking kids to roo. with 2 stages and less people id imagine there is less walking. how are the bathroom facilitys? porta pottys?if so how clean do they seem to keep them?and how about food, is there a good variety as at roo or should we bring food?
its either here or 10klf and this seems like this might be a little more chill for kids.
Post by anima mundi on Apr 6, 2006 17:58:47 GMT -5
Less walking definately. There are flushing bathrooms near the stages. Near the campsites there are porto-potties, I think I only used them once and it was fine. The flushing ones are definately kept very clean. The food is about the same, I remember walking the 5 minutes to get to the food stands in the morning and picking up a chocolate chip scone and coffee.
Oh and in the 2005 gallery at the GOTV website, I am the kid in picture 28. Behind the woman.
Plus it's only 3 hours away from me. It's a very friendly vibe, not too much sketchyness, and mostly older fans. (I'm 18, so you might say I'm young, and I felt acceptance all around anyway) It's cheap, less people, beautiful place, same fun as Roo.