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The Fringe is now officially over. It's been a thouroghly enjoyable 4 weeks. But all good things must come to an end. I have been looking about town to get a final symbolic photo which would sum up the Friunge experience, but unfortuantely I'm slightly stupid and waited until today to do so when doing it yesterday- being the final day of the Fringe and all- would have been a better option. So no colourful photos of fireworks, no mad buskers and no crazed leafletters throwing their shows flyers in your face. Instead, I offer you a truck!
On a normal festival day, this would be the Smirnoff Underbelly. It would be full of festival-goers laughing and drinking. But today, it is being dismantled for another year. I am intrigued to see how they dismantle the inflatable upside-down cow venue: The UdderBelly. It would be great if some rougue comedian is doing a performance right now, whilst the inflatable walls are caving in on him.
Roll on Fringe 2007!
The Fringe is now officially over. It's been a thouroghly enjoyable 4 weeks. But all good things must come to an end. I have been looking about town to get a final symbolic photo which would sum up the Friunge experience, but unfortuantely I'm slightly stupid and waited until today to do so when doing it yesterday- being the final day of the Fringe and all- would have been a better option. So no colourful photos of fireworks, no mad buskers and no crazed leafletters throwing their shows flyers in your face. Instead, I offer you a truck!
On a normal festival day, this would be the Smirnoff Underbelly. It would be full of festival-goers laughing and drinking. But today, it is being dismantled for another year. I am intrigued to see how they dismantle the inflatable upside-down cow venue: The UdderBelly. It would be great if some rougue comedian is doing a performance right now, whilst the inflatable walls are caving in on him.
Roll on Fringe 2007!
posted by Sam Holtmon at 7:24 AM
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