Doors 12:30pm

Fast forward to Sunday, Chill Out Day, Family Day and a distinctly recuperative feel to what has been an adrenalin rush of friendliness, good humour and love of good music. Some of the guys camping here have been here every year since its inception. Some of them met their partners here, many are bringing their children to what has been described in the weekend heavies as ... The Friendliest Festival in Britain ... now take a ride with Kris Dollimore (1:00pm), guitar master from the wilds of Kent, 3 AM (2:30pm), reminiscent of sixties premier UK blues, Gary Fletcher (3:45pm), of Blues Band fame, branches out together with his son and a great ensemble of superb blues men. Next up, a tremendously talented Italian maestro, Matthew Lee (5:15pm), from Pesaro, east coast Italy. Taking his name from hero, Jerry Lee, his stage performance is superb and stunning, his ability on the keyboards unbelievable. Giles Hedley and the Aviators (8:15pm) fuelled with passion, grit and fire and a formidable ability to super boost a performance for their many fans. All good things come to an end and Albert Nyathi & Imbongi (10:45) are the ultimate closing band.

From troubled Zimbabwe, Albert soothes and cajoles, smiles and caresses, leaves you breathless with his poetry and music and kisses you goodnight from the ultimate and friendliest festival in Britain.

Curfew midnight