Friends around the Campfire

John Whale said: Hi Guys. Long time no hear. Interesting reading the comments on the 1973 'Sunshine' film. Margaret said she didnt know where you could get a copy of the film. I googled it (Now I am retired, I have the time to chase these things down) and came up with this link. I havent followed it but it may be worth a look for anyone who is interested

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXKaCJ-H3Q8&feature=related

Try this link and follow any links to the right for further interest

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCVxf3pccdI

Best wishes from a sunny Haverfordwest, Dyfed (West Wales for the uninitiated)

John (& Sandy of course)

Posted by: John Whale from: United Kingdom on: 13-Aug-2010 8:18am

june hagan said: Just a wee note to say it's Michael and I's 6th wedding anniversary today. Bless Friends of John Denver (special thanks to Christine) and the wonderful mans music for bringing us together. Moved house this time last year to an even more idyllic farmhouse, bliss!!! Fingers crossed for clear skies tonight, but I think we are too far north. Be kind to each other, blessing from us all. June, Michael and the boys xxxx

Posted by: june hagan from: menmuir, angus on: 12-Aug-2010 7:41pm

Sylvia & John said: Sorry to hear you have been so ill, Pam, but glad you are on the road to recovery. Take care.

Posted by: Sylvia & John from: Herefordshire on: 04-Aug-2010 3:36pm

Paul & Val said: Hi.
The Perseids Meteor Shower.
We were out last night about 11pm looking at the sky & managed to see a couple of meteor's, first time the sky has been clear of cloud for a week. The moon is still there, but will go in a couple of days & the sky will be darker.
We may go down to the beach nearer the 12th August where there is no light pollution etc.
Is there anyone else looking, please tell us if you manage to see any?
Take care, love Paul & Val. X

Posted by: Paul & Val from: Heacham, Norfolk on: 02-Aug-2010 5:32pm Web Site: John Denver Looking for Space

Paul & Val said: Hi, to all our friends, how's it going?
It's a Colorado Rocky Mountain high, I've seen it rainin' fire in the sky, friends around the campfire
and ev'rybody's high.
Well it's that time of the year again when we can see the Perseids Meteor Shower, (23th July-20th August) the best night/early morning being Thursday/Friday, 12th/13th August, maximum shower.
It's the fire in the sky that John Denver saw in his 27th year, (his first summer in Aspen in 1971) camping at William's Lake. Of course the experience of that summer & of coming home, he went on to write one of his best songs, Rocky Mountain High. It's one of our favourite songs, a great song of well being & finding yourself.
The meteor shower is best viewed around 2.00am till dawn,(13th Friday morning)facing north east & then look straight above, with no light pollution etc. Its going to be a good year this year because there will be no moon & the sky will be darker. (new moon will be below the horizon in England most nights during this period.
Lets hope it will be a clear night on the 12th/13th and we can see, as John described it, one smoking across the sky.
Of course you do not have to wait till 2.00am in the morning (or the 12th) to see the meteor shower, you may be lucky to see a couple once it's gets dark etc.
If you require any information on the Perseids Meteor Shower, please contact me.
Hope all our friends are well?
Take care, love Paul, Val Emma & Daisy. XX

Posted by: Paul & Val from: Sunny Heacham by the sea, Norfolk, England on: 31-Jul-2010 7:38am Web Site: John Denver Looking for Space

pam baker said: hi eveyone just a note to let you know i will not be able to make the next two denver days as i have brain hammorage and was only given a 10%chance of surviving but i am recoverying slowly and taking each day one at a time it will be a long time before i recover so i will keep in touch via the camp fire.peace and love to all pam

Posted by: pam baker from: oldbury on: 30-Jul-2010 9:50am

Wayne Denton said: Apologies to Keith at my concert at Dunstable for calling him Ken!!!! I cant believe it...so sorry. Sometimes I can't even remember my own name!!!Hope you enjoyed the show...I know I did. Cant wait now for my show at the Lichfield Garrick on September 19th. WD

Posted by: Wayne Denton on: 28-Jul-2010 5:55pm

Sandra said: Hi Tony.
Being 60 is really young!! I have to say that as I'm going to be 60 in February and I don't want to get old. Let's all stay under 60, or be able to have a trip to Aspen as a compulsory part of all retirement packages!! I wouldn't mind that!

Posted by: Sandra from: Barry on: 26-Jul-2010 11:06pm

Anthony Hornby said: Hi Christine,
Many thanks for your birthday greeting on Facebook, can't believe that I am 60 now, I feel a little depressed and old, by the way I have come away from the Facebook site, as I feel that it is TOO public, and I would like to thank Margaret Graham for the 'Sunshine' film info.
Kind Regards
Tony

Posted by: Anthony Hornby from: Birkenhead on: 25-Jul-2010 9:43pm

Rose said: OOOPS!!!!
I missed the date of my previous post!

MARK CORMICAN Performs in Kirkby
Saturday, September 4 at 8:00pm
Location: Kirkby Church Hall, Kirkby England

Posted by: Rose from: Stafford on: 22-Jul-2010 11:02am

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