FRFF 05 pics

Mine can be found here. :) Anyone else?

no pics but tons of great memories to sustain me till next year. I met some of the nicest people there this year. What a wonderfully diverse number of groups that band together like a extended family to make the festival such a success. I stayed up all night 2 0f the 4 nights and heard some incredible jams and singalongs. there is just nothing like FRFF(that I have experienced).
I would like to start attending more fests every year. Currently FR is the only one that I regularly go to. Any suggestions?

It was great to meet you all in person at the Budgidome especially Steve, Lori and Gordon!

Jeah. Here.

[Raise your hands if you know what I'm about to say.]

You need to go to The Susquehanna Musics and Arts Festival aka SMAF. I find it hard to say which I enjoy more, FRFF or SMAF. It is far smaller and more intimate. You don't need to camp, though you can if you want to, they have cabins. It is a better place to discover new artists. It is where I first saw WA9. It even has the budgiedome. We don't do the late night music thing there though because they have their own song circle which you can join or just kibbutz.

Ooh, that looks cool. I'ma have to try and make it next year. I wish my singing group didn't have it's big concert around the same time though.

I look like a big fat fatty fat ass in that pic...

i didnt get much but here is the 11 shots i managed to get. most of them are donna and shelly. because most of what i saw was donna and shelly :)

What? You were at FRFF???!?!?ONE

for like, 5 hours, yes :)

i spent the first hour trying to find�anyone, then i found donna and shelly and eventually ended up at camp edhead - then i went home!

http://pics.livejournal.com/zilpha/gallery/0000f08h

Mine are in my livejournal

Here

Wow, personal reminder -�NEVER again�have short hair, joolee.����

wait... that was *joolee*? I thought it was just some chick named julie.

Damn. Nobody tells me anything. I was probably all unfriendly and everything.

You were there too? What the hell? Where the hell was I?

Well IRL I go by "some chick named julie" or even just "julie", but I think we are both to blame as I never really introduced myself to people after a while.� But isn't it great incentive to go next year?� You get to meet me, I get to meet you... :)

hee! no one recognized you - i didnt know who you were until you said you were julie - and you knew me, so it MUST BE JOOLEE JULIE! :D

reasons i didnt recoginize you: a) no glasses. b) hippie dress. c) hair pulled back. :D

after walking aroudn for an hour i got this terrified feeling...
....no one has seen me irl except for talcott, zilpha, nate�and andrea�for at least 2 years.
...other than Donna, no one else has seen me in at least...6 years??
...and i havent seen them in that long either...
...AND they're all wearing hats and sunglasses..
...and *I'M* wearing sunglasses..

DEAR GOD I'M NEVER GOING TO FIND ANYBODY!

and my sandals were NOT condusive to climbing to upper camp to find the dome in the hopes of finding people. i had blisters within 30 minutes :/

Lauren was in disguise. I didn't know who she was even when she said "Hi Gordon." to me. A haircut and sunglasses will do that.

My digital pictures can be found here. Captions to come later on when I have the wit and energy to write them.

I have 15 rolls of film to develop, so more pics will be posted at some point.

Well I would have found you earlier if I had enough gall to go up to that strange familiar blond chick who walked by. :)

But yeah, all those elements listed are not "me" I guess.� But all were to combat the evil heat of the day.� You missed it when hippie dress dyed julie's skin to a nice smurfy blue.� >_<

please post more soon so that those of us that could not attend can relive ffrf vicariously through you. (i always wanted to say that. that whole "living vicariously" part. i don't even think i got the word right.)


thank the lord for www.dictionary.com

i agree. i've been looking through them all, and one thing really struck me: it's so *pretty.* the sky, and the puffy clouds, and the rolling hills and such. i'd go just to look around and say "ooh! look at the clouds!"

and you were mostly right. just change the first 'a' to an 'i.' vicariously.

funny, I spent much of my time looking up at the mostly cloudless sky and wondering where the clouds were ;-)

The rolling hills though are quite pretty :-)

Now if FRFF 06 would just get here...

wondering where the clouds were ;-)

clouds or not, it was still a pretty blue sky. it looked like that fake Windows desktop picture on the computers in stores.

Here are some of my pics. I'm waiting until I have a proper gallery working on mah website before uploading everything. Let me know if you have to have a full sized copy of anything.

wow. i feel nicely dissed now, nate.

ha! that last photo is awesome. well, they're all pretty great, but the last one is downright inspired. :D

your name shouldnt' be "Joni Mitchell." Pete Kennedy said you were "better than Joni Mitchell."

i told claudia i was putting that in my press kit. :P

and honestly, if i'm changing my name to anything, it should be "marcie ross." *snork*

Have a great summer. *snork*

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OH!
I get it.... no no.. that was totally not intentional.
I was shooting at iso 3200.... so very few of the hundred or so pics I took that night actually came out usably.

I only got one of you that was really usable... but... I didn't think it was very flattering. If you're curious, drop me a frum, I can email it to you, or post it in the group if you like it. :)

Melissa I totally said hi to you at the Lobby on Thursday morning. (I was sitting on the ground?) And then later during the rest of the folk fest. But I have super short hair now so you probably didn't recognize me. :)

oh, ok.

that's a very big weight off my mind now. :)

i would like to see it, tho, even if i look like hell in it.

Yeah, sorry... didn't mean to make you feel excluded.
:)

Holy shoobies! Right! That's you! OK - I knew later in the festival that I'd met you at the Lobby, and that we'd met in the past too. But I didn't connect you with you here, though.

I'm dumb, sometimes I am.

hahhahah. that's okay!!! i'm really dumb!!! ;)

OK, now my pics are all in a proper gallery. Much thanks & props to Naight for his help.

Oh sure, Nate ALWAYS gets all the credit. :(

I *told* her you were the one who did it.
Sheesh.

Julie.

:)

Sorry,�theNaight didn't clarify which Paul it was.

***ATTENTION ALL FRUHEADS - PAUL BEASI IS NOT ONLY A GOD OF AWESOME, BUT MY PERSONAL PICTURE POSTING SAVIOUR***
naight is kinda cool too...

Well you could've used a bigger font, but I guess that'll do.




:)

I just keep letting you down, don't I?

;_;

i wasn't there, but how about pics of what i did that weekend? i just feel like contributing. set of 6 pix from my brothers' birthday.

I finally put some up here.

So thanks to an unexpected bonus at work, I was able to justify spending the money to develop the rolls of film from FRFF and I posted a bunch of them on my site. I still need to cut some of them out, but there are new pics in all three albums, with the bulk in the performers section. Enjoy!

I second the suggestion for SMAF (susquehanna music and arts festival).� it is small and very friendly and usually has a first rate lineup.� someone once said the difference between FR and SMAF is that at FR you go up and introduce yourself to the performers; at SMAF, they come up and introduce themselves to you.� The number of campetrs was small, but there is room for a lot more.� While it is true that there were not late night song circles, because SMAF has one big one, there was some amateur picking going on.� The buedgiedome was there in 2005, as was a mini-GFP, but it would be great if we could get more people to come and camp next time around.� 2005 SMAF was the first weekend in May, and it was pretty chilly at night, although it will be a week later this year.� So come prepared. Also, the number of food vendors was pretty small, and we had to go out for ice since there was none on site.� There are also cabins - which were as cold as the tents - and bathrooms with flush toilets and showers!

john r