That sure was some weekend.
Thanks again to Diane and Tim for all their hard work and research that went into making the weekend such a success
I think friendship and laughter were the keynotes for the whole 4 days.
Such a mix of talents, which included surely Ireland's best double comedy act.
It was great again to hear a couple of Henning's Book Of Longing songs, which we haven't heard since he performed them with sister Kirstin on Hydra a couple of years ago.
Our resident author, poet, singer and mathematican Pete was a revelation with his beautifuly calm and almost other worldly Cohen interpretations. Henning who has always known how good he is usually needs no encouragement to step up into the spotlight to perform for us but Pete still doesn't realise how good he really is. So if you see Pete on your travels ask him nicely to pick up his guitar and sing you a couple of songs. You won't regret it.
Joe as usual gave us a couple of heartfelt LC songs with a Woody Guthrie thrown in for good measure.
With Woody's words still in my head Elvis suddenly appeared out of nowhere and had the whole room dancing....I swear if Hank Williams had walked through the door there and then I wouldn't have turned a hair....it was that kind of night.
Apologies to Maarten as I forgot to write down the setlists
It was so good to meet old friends and new in such a beautiful setting.
Thank you all again for making this old man happy.

- even our host at the Royal Tap turned poet for the weekend

- the famous Barmouth sunset