 | Here we are (most of us!) dancing at sunrise at Castle Park |  | Some of us stayed in bed... |  | But we still managed to field four sets, and get an audience! |  | Later in the day, we danced at St. Monica's Home for the elderly on The Downs |
| Here we are (most of us!) dancing at sunrise at Castle Park | | Some of us stayed in bed... | | But we still managed to field four sets, and get an audience! | | Later in the day, we danced at St. Monica's Home for the elderly on The Downs |
 | Julian Frederick Giltrow-Tyler: pennywhistler extraordinaire! |  | Phill Butler, Master of the Pipe and Tabor! |
 | Nicholas Cooke, Melodeon supremo, and close personal friend of Andy Cutting! |  | Martin Egan, never even heard of Andy Cutting! |
 | Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil ? |  | People come from miles around to participate in our fabulous, fun-packed practice nights. This guy claimed to be Bagman of the Morris Ring... |
 | Honorary Bristol Morris Man Mike Garland dons a trunk for Trunkles! |  | Foot up! Trunk Down! |
 | Another version of Elephant Rounds! |  | Wrong foot, Ant! |
 | Nice big hey! |  | The Maid of the Mill, The Maid of the Mill... |
 | She says that she doesn't...I reckon she will! |
 | Our opening dance at Pembroke Castle: Pepper in the Brandy |  | Princess Royal, Ducklington, featuring Glyn Owen on concertina. |
 | Nice big rounds! |  | Group photo before some colourful medieval tents. |
 | Martyn Rosser pretends to be a giraffe! |  | Paul and Martyn Rosser lead the lunchtime music session |
 | Mark and Martyn, getting off the ground for Jockey to the Fair in Carew Castle. |  | Notice the huge audience... |
 | Rentacrowd look on... |  | The Quinton, down by Carew Mill. |
 | Three Eynsham lads went out one day... |  | They took their dogs to get some game... |
 | Paul Rosser and Richard Aldred playing for the dancing |  | Where there's a wall there's a way... John Maher takes a snooze. |
 | Horse starts grazing the flowers on Uncle Happy's hat |  | "The most sexually active member of the side traditionally has to wear the trunk for Trunkles!" |
 | Heroes of the Beach!!! Who can these early-morning swimmers be? |  | Another day, another castle to dance in. This one's Manorbier. |
 | Line-out in Vandals of Hammerwich, at Colby Woodland Gardens. |  | Our last dance spot of the weekend, at Wiseman's Bridge. |
 | Shropshire Bedlams at the White Hart, Littleton on Severn |  | Bristol MM, Rhodens and Bedlams watch the Stick and (Tankard) Bucket Dance with bemusement |  | Bedlams Mick and Mattie. Guess which one used to be a Bristol Morris Man... |  | Nigel learns that the Bedlams don't take kindly to having their dances videoed! |
 | Don't move, Cookie - they'll 'ave you! |  | Martha Rhodens in full flight! |  | Lichfield Hey in Vandals of Hammerwich. |  | Hard to smile when you're concentrating, eh? |  | Rosser Senior on the fiddle (as always!), Phill the Pint on pipe and tabor |  | A member of Mendip Morris Men passes by, oblivious to both the frenzied dancing and the photographer |
 | Glyn Owen, our new musician (on the left, playing with Fred Giltrow-Tyler and Dave Byett), demonstrates the benefits of having been born with an extra hand by playing pipe and concertina at the same time. |  | His extra digits allow him to come up with some startlingly innovative chords. Cooke Pere et Fils are plainly jealous. |
 | Phill Butler is presented with a surprise. |  | Look at that beam of delight! It's his old pipe which went missing at the Richmondshire Ring Meeting! |  | It's soon being played again!. |  | The Landlady of The Old Barn is hoisted after March Past. |
 | Dancing in the Town Square |  | Say...isn't that a Ferris Wheel over there? |
 | Oooh-errr! It's quite high... |  | Bristol musicians all played while going round the Big Wheel. |
 | We met Earlsdon who then danced with us outside The George |  | A perfectly-executed Half Arkwright! |
 | What a Shambles! |  | Death to the Vampire! |
 | Earlsdon start them young too...and does anyone recognise that hat? |  | Yes! It's Erik's |
 | Harmonica-augmented music. |  | Chaaaaarge!!!! |
 | Note that Earlsdon are all smiling! |  | But Bristol are smiling too... |
 | Nick Cooke jams with Earlsdon, Andy Cutting being unavailable... |  | Antony feels the need for a quick squat mid dance! |
 | "Great news, Mark! Mobile phones are now officially part of Bristol kit!" |  | And everyone is more or less on the right foot! |
 | Cliff Woolley's first solo jig, earning him the side seal. (Hope you can afford all the herriings, Mate!) |  | We danced at the wedding of one Sue and Mick... |  | ...and Sue rapidly went up in the world |
 | Antony tries to put Mark off by shadowing Martyn in Valentine... |  | ...but doesn't altogether succeed. |  | "Ilott's Praise" triple jig performed in our spot at the Cock and Bull Ceilidh |
 | Our youngsters were sadly unsuccessful in their attempt to make the Olympic synchronised orange-juggling team! |  | Dancing on the festival stage, late Sunday afternoon |  | How to execute a perfect foot-up! |
