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August 20th, 2007

Off to Greenbelt 2007

going back to the campsite

[Cartoon from the Dave Walker Guide to Greenbelt, 2005]

We’re about to leave to go to the Greenbelt Festival via various places. Here are some sundry bits of information relating to Greenbelt this year:

I have done 2 lots of drawings for the 2007 festival, both of which will be available free. These are:

  1. Some drawings for the children’s booklet for the Sunday morning service. You should be able to get hold of one if you lie about your age, or indeed if you have children. The Sunday morning service is being organised by Sanctus1 this year and they asked me to make a contribution which I was pleased to do.
  2. The Church Times Guide to Greenbelt. The Church Times did a Guide to the Festival in 2005 and 2006, and we have done another this year. I say ‘we’ because I have done some cartoons for the cover and also some inside (I think). I’ve only seen the cover so I don’t know what is inside. You can pick up a copy from the Church Times tent, and I’ll be helping to hand them out around the site.

I’ll post some or all of this material on the blog in September, as I’m aware that many people reading will not be at Greenbelt (and for whom this post is, I imagine, quite tedious).

Talking of the Church Times, they will be giving my book away again this year as part of an introductory ‘subscription to the newspaper’ offer, which I’m pleased about. They are signed copies, which reduces the value of the book by about 13 or 14 percent, but it is a good offer nevertheless.

Once again we will be holding our annual Wibsite gathering, this time at 3pm on Sunday on the campsite. If you are connected to the Wibsite in some tenuous way then you’re most welcome. This year Chris, who built the Wiblog system will be with us, which is marvellous. We might or might not have some news relating to the Wibsite which we will announcing to a great fanfare and some ready-salted cashew nuts. We have been blogging on the Wibsite for 5 years now – would you believe it.

All sorts of other people are doing all sorts of things at the festival. Here are a few:

Weather Forecast: At the moment it’s looking good. But we all know that 5 day forecasts are a load of nonsense.

If you’re at Greenbelt it would be great to meet / see you. All being well (if the van makes it) we’ll be in campsite 9 with a rusty campervan and a big white ‘W’ flag, so do come and say hello. Alternatively the Church Times tent would be a place to contact me. If I’m not there you could leave a message perhaps.

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  1. Emma says:

    I hope I get a chance to catch you…this is my first year of properly working for the festival, so I’ll probably be a bit more focused in my frantic runnings around. No doubt I’ll run into you at some point, probably in the vicinity of the Tiny T tent?

    Emma

  2. Richard says:

    You’ll be pleased to hear that we’re off on holiday again, which on the basis of our last trip where the weather was unseasonably lousy there and great back at home will probably guarantee wall-to-wall sunshine for you guys next week…

  3. Neil says:

    See you there!

  4. Chris says:

    Yep, I will indeed be there with my better half and a very small sampling of our children. It will be lovely to see all the Wibloggers again. After 5 years I expect them all to have grown quite a bit so I can say “My, haven’t you grown quite a bit” or somesuch.

  5. Aaron Orear says:

    I face a similar choice at work every day. Today I chose the diner, a much shorter walk than going home…and I’m paying for it in more than cash. Oofdah.