Today moved to campground after getting everything packed into panniers. Mark suggested that we take trial ride with the packed bikes so off we went. Mark managed to ride into a hedge and fall over, but was not hurt. He was not distracted by a woman, but a horse. Other than that the ride went well and we made good time should be able to cover more distance this year. We arrived to a warm welcome from Nigel and Wendy at the campground and were given our corner to set up in. By the time we set up I had to race off to the cathedral for my first volunteering stint. Here I spend 2:30 to 5:00 pm in the entrance of the cloisters to be available to answer questions about the performance going on there. Joined Mark for dinner at the Kings Head Pub prior to the next event.
I found on the menu a Vegan dish of one of my favorite meals in England; sausage and Mash. They had meatless sausages which were quite good, mashed potatoes, and a very tasty cider. No butter or mike used to make the mashed potatoes. Now off to the market place for the beginning night of the festival. After a bit of direction I was paired up with two very nice ladies Megan and Kate. We were to guard the fencing around the sound booth and one of the spot lights. We had a great time chatting, watching the show, Kate helped a person who swooned, and I attempted to chase a person who had climbed up on the stoplight platform, only to find out she was a member of the press. All in all it was a very enjoyable night.
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