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Tag Archives: Melbourne
Moving right along now – 2017….
We flew into Sydney on the second January 2nd (we left London om January 1st!) still vibrating from a very busy 2016. As Dawn wrote on Facebook – “Well, that was a bit of a crazy year! In the seven … Continue reading
Heading back home in a land downunder…
2016 was another busy year split between the UK & Australia This year we flew out of the UK on Jan 6th so that we could play a posh wedding at Brocket Hall in rural Hertfordshire. Where we were playing … Continue reading
Posted in Brian's Diary, Free-range Musician, Uncategorized
Tagged Australia, Bluetongue, Brian Heywood, Hugh McDonald, live music, Melbourne, Ovation Guitar, Redgum, Sydney, Tathra, UK, WoodworX
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Veni, Vidi, Exi – I came, I saw, I went away…
Time Flies like an Arrow, Fruit Flies’ like a Banana Finally the final instalment about my trip to Australia… After a packed musical weekend at The National Folk Festival in Canberra, I decide to drive up the Western side of … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Brian Heywood, Crocodile, Darwin, Melbourne, NSW, Oberon, Opera House, Orange, Sydney
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Off to Canberra for the National Folk Festival
On the road… I head up to Canberra on the Wednesday (April 4) to get to the Folklore Conference on the Thursday. After a diversion to the centre of Melbourne to pick up a passenger (Wim) who offered to share … Continue reading
Back in Australia – and a week passes by….
Another week just flys by in Melbourne… The weather is not great but still warm enough to have breakfast on the verandah. I spent the the first few days on the phone to various contacts and trying to get into … Continue reading
