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Where were all the northerners!


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I was chatting with a Northerner at Pulp. Found it amusing when Cocker was talking about drugs and the bloke next to me shouted "I'VE GOT COKE". There was a ripple of laughter and then he proceeded to get out a small bag, roll up a twenty note and sniff. I thought he was joking hahah :lol:

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Me and my two mates from Newcastle.

Met a bloke from Boro, 5 lads from Sunderland (dry.gifwink.gif), 2 lasses camped next to us also from Newcastle.

Got talking to an older couple from Carlisle.

Not to mention the ubiquitous scousers.

(Is Yorkshire really in the North?ph34r.gif )

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Behind my tent.

With briliant kids. They can't have been over 7 years old, knew the words to all the songs, and spent the whole of Morrisey screaming "Ger off, yer crap".

Gained my respect.

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One of my favourite moments was on the first night, random snippet of conversation passing my tent: "yeah, scouse is the dominant race here", it sort of shows that it is all about where YOU go and who you meet.

There were plenty of liverpool accents around, I was camped in Dairy, by the big Rochdale flag. The people behind us were from the midlands, next to us we had a small group of girls with a broad range of accents including irish and canadian by the sound of it (only met them briefly first night) and on the other side 2 tents of londoners who I wasn't that keen on. We had no trouble with anyone (my kids had a bit of grief in a crush, but that is just part of being in a crush), everyone got on and there seemed to be a good geographical mix as ever. It WAS very middle class and south east england on the pyramid field, to be fair, but I only went there twice and only experienced the parts of the field I was in.

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I met loads and had a brilliant time on Thursday with a bunch of scousers at our campfire. In fact I want to thank them for being so bloody nice and understanding. They sorted me out on a number of issues with regards to my disabilities that I will never forget. So if you read this Paddy, Louise and Vicki thanks so much for all you did. X

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