Campfires and Singalongs

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Campfires and Singalongs

· Posted: 23.03.2012 · #1

Picture the scene....

A few Vans lined up, a few drinks and a lovely camp fire... someone brings out a guitar for a singalong. What songs would you like to hear?

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Re: Campfires and Singalongs

· Posted: 23.03.2012 · #2

Hello Ally;
We are heading to overnight at Ballintoy Harbour on Saturday night to see the lovely sunset (hopefully!)
I have a home compiled songbook folder with a few hundred singalong classics gathered from the 50's & 60's etc, some country and some folk songs. If its in my book I can play it on my guitar and probably will tomorrow nite after a few vinos! We have brought the makings for pina colados and 2 x cocktail glasses and if its good a wee BBQ may be in order. We always try to get the parking spaces to the left as you arrive down at the bay and by 9 or 10pm all other vehicles are away. The toilets are open all night and there are 2 x water taps available. Look for the Swift Sundance if you're down there. John & Emily Flanagan

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· Posted: 23.03.2012 · #3

Sounds great! Julie is working this weekend though and for some reason she wouldn't be happy if I headed out without her, woman eh?

Play the guitar myself, still learning but isn't that always the case? - Nearly got the guitar out at the M/Craic weekend but I chickened out.

Would love a list of popular singalong songs to practice for such times.

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· Posted: 23.03.2012 · #4

Check out chordie.com and create your own songbook. Enjoy

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· Posted: 23.03.2012 · #5

This is a great idea,i'm looking forward to this sort of meet
unfortunately can't make it this weekend

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· Posted: 23.03.2012 · #6

Quote by barney147

Check out chordie.com and create your own songbook. Enjoy

Thanks, been there before but not looked in a while.

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· Posted: 23.03.2012 · #7

Quote by dotron

This is a great idea,i'm looking forward to this sort of meet

Couldn't beat it with a big stick:)

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Singalongs & campfires

· Posted: 24.03.2012 · #8

Now thats the style all right. We used to do this all the time when we were boating.Now we are motorhoming we shall continue, mighty craic! Hope to meet you sometime for a right old session.

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· Posted: 24.03.2012 · #9

Quote by Nomad1

Now thats the style all right. We used to do this all the time when we were boating.Now we are motorhoming we shall continue, mighty craic! Hope to meet you sometime for a right old session.

Look forward to it!

barney147: thanks for pointing me back to chordie.com, some GREAT songbooks on there!

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· Posted: 24.03.2012 · #10

Sounds good, I have a PA system including a mixing desk should the need ever arise, O and a few guitars + some other instruments.

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Re: Campfires and Singalongs

· Posted: 26.03.2012 · #11

I play a bit of Guitar as well.

Look forward to a few of these sessions over the Summer

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Re: Campfires and Singalongs

· Posted: 31.03.2012 · #12

ally bring big mervyn with you il supply the pallets lol hes sum craic

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Re: Campfires and Singalongs

· Posted: 01.04.2012 · #13

LOL

He'll be at Donagheys weekend and Vantastival

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Donaghey's

· Posted: 04.04.2012 · #14

Why does everybody run to Donagheys? What's the attraction?

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Donaghey's

· Posted: 05.04.2012 · #15

Because we are the best Nomad1!

Come down sometime, you'll get a warm welcome and the best service we can give you.

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Re: Campfires and Singalongs

· Posted: 05.04.2012 · #16

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Why does everybody run to Donagheys? What's the attraction?

They used to be kinda cheap but now the UK dealers vans are way cheaper like for like. The weekends in the past Donaghys laid on loads of food and drink for people attending though I think its tea and coffee this year. It's a good weekend to meet up with folks you aint seen in a while

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· Posted: 06.04.2012 · #17

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Why does everybody run to Donagheys? What's the attraction?

A free weekend put on by the biggest dealer in Ireland, great opportunity to meet up with other Motorhomers. A few beer a singalong and 500 Motorhomes, sure how could you beat it?

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