Sunset At Home
This was the sight I saw this evening as the sun went down – the view from the back of the house we rent. It couldn’t have been more lovely.
We had a great weekend – two parties – completely different. The first was an outside affair with performances such as a slack rope artist and bicycle pianist – a bonfire, great company. I drank too much red wine and had a hideous hangover in the morning but felt well enough for the Saturday night party – my cousin’s 50th. This was staged in her farm warehouse and they’d brought in two great bands – one of them fronted by Ray Wilson who briefly was the lead singer of Genesis when Phil Collins first left.
Back home now and this Wednesday’s my birthday and we’re going to see Seckou Keita in Nottingham then next weekend’s my stepmother’s 70th party down near Arundel!!! Phew!!!
We’re thinking of going to the Gambia for 3 weeks before Christmas to suss out a few meetings in preparation for next years’ festivals and happenings so all in all a busy time.
Here’s a link to the photos of the two parties!
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Beautiful sunset!
What’s a “bicycle pianist” ??
A pianist playing a piano which has bike pedals and the whole piano moves around while he’s playing!! Quite amazing!
… oh… literally a bicycle pianist. LOL I’ve never heard of such a thing! Cool!
Was about to ask aboutthe pianist too! Wow, the stuff people come up with
That sunset picture is fantastic
I see the ‘bicycle pianist’ question has been answered haha!
I could have seen Seckou Kieta recently in Colchester but didn’t go in the end as its 40 miles away & I’d seen him at ABC. The week before I DID go to Colchester to see Natacha Atlas but she & her new CD are low-key & not up to her usual exotic fare.