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Never been before and normally prefer a festival that has a big element of dance music but like the look of the line up with The Editors, Ocean Colour Scene, Saw Doctors and Sons & Daughters.

Is it worth a visit and can anyone recommend it?

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Yea its a fantastic festival, if wee kiddies put you off (incase your a cruella deville sort of person) I wouldn't worry about it, they stay in family camping and won't notice them unless you go to the workshops. Great atmosphere.

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rollergirl had her little one there in 2006/2007 and we stayed in general camping. It's not that noticeable in the site either plenty room etc :D

It's a good festival, never went last year but I've been to the previous 3. Might be returning there in 09 too

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PMSL!! A pub band? U prob don't even know who they are, maybe before ur time? B);):D

Would beat Scouting for girls hands down....altho they will attract a different crowd :P

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