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URL icon « Reply #15 on: April 24, 2013, 12:13:22 PM »

 Wave Last year Phoebe and Jason from Australia had all their TBF tix "misplaced" by the either the airlines, or Customs on their way over, didn't they? FestiForumFamily came through many times over with that clusterbuck...
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URL icon « Reply #16 on: April 24, 2013, 12:53:17 PM »

and don't forget the search the year before to get Jason and Phoebe from Australia the 4 days the year before... 
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URL icon « Reply #17 on: April 25, 2013, 09:02:56 AM »

A few years back we had a friend of a friend show up in Town Park with someone we didn't expect.  She was 72 years old and was freaking out when she arrived because couldn't get her tent set up and thought she was missing parts for it.  We thought "Oh boy, we have our hands full now!"  But she settled in, finally got her tent set up and deftly proceeded to party the rest of us into the ground. 

On the Friday of Festival, I noticed she had made a hand-written sign that she had safety-pinned to her t-shirt that said "Need Drew Emmit Nightgrass Please!" 

She walked around with that little note pinned to her chest for 2 days and wouldn't you know, on Saturday evening she comes screaming into camp with a Drew Emmit SOH Nightgrass ticket.   I never saw anyone work so feverishly for a Nightgrass ticket, and never before or since have I been so out-partied by someone's grandmother.  Classic.   
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URL icon « Reply #18 on: April 25, 2013, 09:07:32 AM »

With a little help from our friends.....................
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URL icon « Reply #19 on: April 25, 2013, 09:26:04 AM »

A few years back we had a friend of a friend show up in Town Park with someone we didn't expect.  She was 72 years old and was freaking out when she arrived because couldn't get her tent set up and thought she was missing parts for it.  We thought "Oh boy, we have our hands full now!"  But she settled in, finally got her tent set up and deftly proceeded to party the rest of us into the ground. 

On the Friday of Festival, I noticed she had made a hand-written sign that she had safety-pinned to her t-shirt that said "Need Drew Emmit Nightgrass Please!" 

She walked around with that little note pinned to her chest for 2 days and wouldn't you know, on Saturday evening she comes screaming into camp with a Drew Emmit SOH Nightgrass ticket.   I never saw anyone work so feverishly for a Nightgrass ticket, and never before or since have I been so out-partied by someone's grandmother.  Classic.   

Sounds like the lady I slept in line with by the river one year. The first thing she said in the morning was I'm old but love to have fun! Great story Bev. Love this place...
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URL icon « Reply #20 on: April 25, 2013, 01:29:45 PM »

A few years back we had a friend of a friend show up in Town Park with someone we didn't expect.  She was 72 years old and was freaking out when she arrived because couldn't get her tent set up and thought she was missing parts for it.  We thought "Oh boy, we have our hands full now!"  But she settled in, finally got her tent set up and deftly proceeded to party the rest of us into the ground. 

On the Friday of Festival, I noticed she had made a hand-written sign that she had safety-pinned to her t-shirt that said "Need Drew Emmit Nightgrass Please!" 

She walked around with that little note pinned to her chest for 2 days and wouldn't you know, on Saturday evening she comes screaming into camp with a Drew Emmit SOH Nightgrass ticket.   I never saw anyone work so feverishly for a Nightgrass ticket, and never before or since have I been so out-partied by someone's grandmother.  Classic.   

Sounds like the lady I slept in line with by the river one year. The first thing she said in the morning was I'm old but love to have fun! Great story Bev. Love this place...


So, did you get Hep C or what?
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URL icon « Reply #21 on: April 25, 2013, 04:49:41 PM »

A few years back we had a friend of a friend show up in Town Park with someone we didn't expect.  She was 72 years old and was freaking out when she arrived because couldn't get her tent set up and thought she was missing parts for it.  We thought "Oh boy, we have our hands full now!"  But she settled in, finally got her tent set up and deftly proceeded to party the rest of us into the ground. 

On the Friday of Festival, I noticed she had made a hand-written sign that she had safety-pinned to her t-shirt that said "Need Drew Emmit Nightgrass Please!" 

She walked around with that little note pinned to her chest for 2 days and wouldn't you know, on Saturday evening she comes screaming into camp with a Drew Emmit SOH Nightgrass ticket.   I never saw anyone work so feverishly for a Nightgrass ticket, and never before or since have I been so out-partied by someone's grandmother.  Classic.   

Sounds like the lady I slept in line with by the river one year. The first thing she said in the morning was I'm old but love to have fun! Great story Bev. Love this place...


So, did you get Hep C or what?

 LOL LOL OK, OK, OK let me re phrase that LOL everybodies a funny guy. Flower Cheers and we sat up not slept Wink
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URL icon « Reply #22 on: May 05, 2013, 11:02:37 PM »

Last year on the forums someone traded me their two Yonder Sheridan's for my two Yonder CC's and boy was our crew stoked! We were able to help those folks out and boy did they help us out! 

We've gotten trades likewise for Yonder Sheridans once already in Town Park just through neighbors and such.

Two years ago a bit of the reverse magic happened. I showed up ready to walk into the Yonder Opera House show with an extra ticket in my wallet! I was a bit fuzzy by this time, and gaining by the minute you understand, and I needed to figure out if everyone in our crew was already in (this took a few minutes and was severely complicated by my teenage son messing with me big time and doing his best to confuse me!). I finally figured out that everyone was in and offered the ticket to the nearest passerby, who happened to be the friend of a friend who overheard my 'dilemma.' And that person got in easy as pie- and was so grateful! I was so happy to have been able to provide entry for someone by chance just because I had an extra that I didn't know I had!

Basically, ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE and you can manifest your way into anything with enough positive intention and belief behind it.
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URL icon « Reply #23 on: May 19, 2013, 08:36:59 AM »

I have miracled and been miracled, including for Yonder at Sheridan.  If you don't find a ticket in advance, just
show up and wait.  In my experience, having something to trade is helpful - many non-Coloradans would rather have kind than money.
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URL icon « Reply #24 on: May 22, 2013, 01:39:12 PM »


So, did you get Hep C or what?

Not really all that funny, seriously!  Frown

In the Festivarian spirit though, carry on, have fun and stay safe.

Been shutout of most of the venues, but rarely had a trouble seeing a Show that I really wanted to get into, courtesey of Kind fellow festivarians...

peace!

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URL icon « Reply #25 on: June 01, 2013, 10:19:06 PM »

By Sunday all the quitters give up early and go to bed and thus punch bros is never a hard ticket. I've gotten the last several years for free
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URL icon « Reply #26 on: June 03, 2013, 06:52:47 PM »

Wanted to take a second to give a hearty festivarian THANK YOU to fellow message board member armmon for coming through with two face value tickets for Punch Brothers Nightgrass when me and my wife came up short. Got them in the mail last week. Awesome!  Cheers

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