Our Celebrate-10! Mini-Fest, Bluebell Inn, June 2006...
Photos by Barry Cheesman & Cath Mundy

Cath sports a festival bump - nearly 22 weeks pregnant - as we mark 10 years of touring together as a duo at the Bluebell Inn, Hempstead, Essex	Special guests on the festival bill, duo Vicki Swan & Jonny Dyer, relaxing out front of t'pub.  Good grub here and the beer's reet grand.
Steve Wassell from near Ipswich did the whole lot on Saturday - every single workshop and concert.  And here he is sessioning in the Bar too.	The session musos played in the Bar from noon till 3am.  Tony from Bishops Stortford was first there.
The Thaxted Country Dance Band setting up in the marquee for Friday night's ceilidh.	Guess who is the only Thaxted Dance Band member not related?  (Clue: Four on the right all have the name Ritchie!)
The Birtwhistle Family from Clitheroe, Lancashire. 11-year old Ruth was a stunner in the singing workshop and a powerhouse drummer at the sessions in the bar till 3am Sunday morning.	Dancers at the Ceilidh taking a breather to sample the real ales & ciders.
Vicki Swan blows her Scottish small pipes in the Village Hall, before hotfooting it to the ceilidh for our Friday night 'floorspot'.	Jonny "which instrument do I play on this one?" Dyer.
Soundchecking with Phil Snell and his fabulous bluegrassy mandolin.	Phil Snell tweedling with Jay.
Youngest audience member & fiddle-music fan, 10-month old Matthew, with his Mum (our agent) Janice English.	Vicki & Jonny wow the crowd with their opening set.  See Vicki's electric double bass centre stage.
Starting the first set singing "Crooked House" seemed a good idea, seeing as our venue, the 17th century Bluebell Inn, is soooo wickedly wonky.	Debuting "Arise You Men of Pentrich", from our forthcoming Pentrich Revolution album project  'Traitors, Fools and Heroes'.
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The Sing Yer Socks Off festival choir brought the house down singing 4-part harmonies with us on our new song "Unfinished Business".	Cath conducts the, by now, completely "sockless" choir.  Awesome!
Onstage at Cropredy Festival (Photos by Steve & Elaine White)	Crooked House Cd Launch at Banbury Mill Theatre (Photos by Chris Bates)
What a fantastic shot!  Cath at the centre of the Cropredy Clock.	Rainmakers

Holy Road!
	A topical song, a tropical shirt...
	Somethin's Cookin'!
Kookaburra, anyone?...
Whatever song this is, it's not 'Rainmakers' - we knew better than to push our luck at Cropredy!
	The Quivering
Northampton's   'Folk In The Park'	(Photos by Chris Bates)
Cath & Fiddle	Dreamtime, Come Take Me Away
Jay & a rare 'Crooked House' T-shirt	That William Jolly feeling...