18.7.19 - Day 3 Part A - and last concert day at Bash.

Sat around camp for some port after The Living End. Mary and Phil set up Evershower and we three had a shower. Which was amazing. 

While having a cuppa we noticed the light on in the Rooftop tent, then Stef emerged on the roof having climbed out the window. Unfortunately Milani had been crook and there was some clean up needed. We provided moral support and some tools for Stef to clean up. A late night resulted and very little sleep at all in the Dundek camp. 

A good sleep in was required. 

More phaffing with solar panels. Mine is not behaving. 

Mug muffin steamed in the billy this morning and Mary made pancakes. 

Stef was in need of some catch up sleep 

Mary made pancakes- gluten free for Kate but pretty good. Beats the bottled variety any day 

Always a pot of tea for breakfast 

Phil’s Fire pit

We loaded the cart and headed down to concert after a mixture of dry bickies and peanut butter or cheese and dip for lunch. 

Arrived in time for Neil Murray

Neil Murray was followed by Busby Marou who were doing a promo video for QLD Tourism for whom they are ambassadors. 

Busby Marou doing their promo with lots called up to the stage. 

Mary was keen to hear the sound from behind so headed up in the heat to top if Big Red. 

Busby Marou from the mosh pit. 

Thuja fuy was wearing this Merlin style outfit 

There’s Mary way up the top. 

Busby Marou left us with a song dedicated to NAIDOC week and local indigenous people. 

BM were followed by Steve Balby, who was a little rusty and off key, not even the Fantastic Big Red Bash Band could save him. 

The BRB band have been playing alone and in support of most performers and have learnt over 120 songs for the event. 

We are sitting in the dog section this arvo. So many spoilt and various breeds. Well loved and cared for out here. 

This little dog was carried in in a backpack 

A beautiful retriever- don’t know how they keep them groomed and looking good out here. 

A 10’yrqe old in front of us. His mate was a7 month old Husky calked Arlo. 

Time for Kaye Chambers 

Casey was her usual down to earth very chatty self. Loving being out here again. 

Kasey and crew from the mosh pit 

Chilling to the sounds of the bands 

The Uluru Statement from the Hearts. 

Paji

Attempting a selfie with some sun challenfes. 

Second one better the sun was not a problem …

Thanks to these 3 ladies who offered to take the shot, when we rejected the offer they created a sunscreen instead. 

Then it was time for the headline act MIDNIGHT OIL.