Previously Appearing at Wickham was...
Lisbee Stainton
Lisbee Stainton is the 26 year-old singer-songwriter known as ‘The English Rose With The 8-String Guitar’, who has been writing songs for 17 years. Lisbee originally launched her career in 2007, when she became the first unsigned singer-songwriter to play London’s O2 Arena, performing two shows to 30,000 people.
At the beginning of 2013, Lisbee went out on her own headline tour of the UK before more touring with Seth Lakeman and playing festivals throughout the summer, including Glastonbury, Cropredy, Looe music festival and Beautiful Days.
She will be appearing in her own right and also again later on as part of Seth Lakeman’s band.
http://www.lisbeestainton.com/
Recent Facebook Posts
Text from Monday Llama:
‘Bought myself a paddling pool whilst prepping for the heatwave and now everyone wants a go. Have started charging by the minute though and my mate Rodders The Goat has set up a quad bike taxi service to and from the pool. Don’t even need to change the water either so I’m laughing. Totally smashing it.’
He is nothing if not entrepreneurial. 🤦♀️
Seems a bit crowded
Monday Llama has decided to use his powerful presence as an ‘influencer’ to start creating a series of Monday motivational posters featuring himself and one of his many, many (many) famous life mantras.
This image is going to be paired with the phrase, ‘Leave the path you were travelling and step into the unknown; a grassy knoll or a muddy bit might show you something wonderful. Like food. Or a small, receptive sheep.’
... I think some of his ‘mantras’ might still be in the editing stage. I mean, I hope they are.
Lovely photograph with the different shades of brown and the illumination on his face 😍.
Reminds me of Despair inc. and their demotivators. :-) despair.com/collections/demotivators
Lol... saw this in Morrison's this morning & thought of you... I wonder what the surprise centre is!!!
Slightly worried by the term ‘receptive’...
Text from Monday Llama:
‘Did my own highlights. What do you reckon? So sexy.’
I told him that I thought he looked simply gorgeous, but is it bad that my first reaction in my head was, ‘Well, you only look a BIT like a used teabag...’ ?
I blame the "Speckled Hen" myself, for the uneven application of colour!
