With good friends Parker and Jenny, and Fred from the Prism.

The boys pose with their new face products - courtesy of Kiehls of New York - who would have thought ...

We were pleased to catch up with Mo from O'Lunney's Times Square Pub

A rare hour off, shopping in Philly

We stayed with Suzi Wollenberg from the Green Willow Folk Club (http://www.greenwillow.org) in Delaware and Ed made another new friend, ONSLOW

This was one of the hardest gigs we have done in a while - the crowd was warm and friendly but the wind was biting cold. The audience were lucky - they could snuggle under their duvets ...

Anyway the sun came out after we had played and we hung in and listened to some of the other acts.

Sarah and Brian had a great week of music making up in Edinburgh, teaching at the Youth Gaitherin.

On the Tuesday afternoon, the activity was "In Conversation with Brian and Sarah" and they were subjected to an hour's amusing questioning from kids aged 9-18. After Sarah confessed she used to play the church organ, Brian was forced to admit he used to play the bassoon! Sadly for him, there was a bassoon student (thank you, Sorley!) present and so Brian was duly put to the test. He failed magnificently. As one of her whistle students remarked to Sarah later, "He first sounded like a fart, then like an elephant, and then like an elephant's fart!!" (move your cursor over the pic of Brian below left ...)