November 2018

Saturday night was a late one for us both. After watching Swamp Thing, The Turner Brown Band, the living legend Russell Morris & finished off with the Black Sorrows featuring Vika & Linda Bull. We took a leisurely stroll up the hill past the Hospital to the Showgrounds. Our heads hit the pillow just before midnight as the Black Sorrows continued playing.

Another leisurely morning, we packed up the van & drove into Bridgetown. Parked up at a free powered parking bay. Picked up a coffee & walked to our final 2 events which were the "Ten cent shooters & The Riders."

We stopped off at beautiful Balingup for lunch at the transit park.

Hit the road & drove home. You know what they say, there's no place like home!

After listening to a few happy campers come back from the music venues throughout the early hours of this morning we left the campsite & walked into town.

Along the way we discovered the BFG had dropped one of his pegs.

We negotiated the streets.

First stop was the lunch Ian won from Triple M radio station, by guessing which artist originally sang a song. Ian's guess was "Madonna" and you guessed it, like a virgin. Some of the MMM crew.

The afternoon session for us included "The Swamp Stompers & 19-Twenty."

Above you will find the Swamp Stompers, young and energetic.
Below you will find the entertaining 19Twenty.

Back to the ranch for a cuppa & wardrobe change before we head out for the nights activities.

After avoiding an emu that wanted to commit suicide we arrived safely at Bridgetown. Set up camp at the Showgrounds.

We walked into town to pick up our weekend tickets Ian won from Triple M, our radio station. We slipped into Bridgetown Hotel for a tipple

Next we were off to listen to some live music. Starting with "The Streamlines."

& Shaun Kirk.

A walk past the butchers revealed a simple message for all environmentalists.

Having an early night.