 to go, people to see! Next up were The Streets, who are currently on their last ever tour, before going their separate ways in September. Playing a number of tracks off their first album (Original Pirate Material) and a few off A grand don’t come for free, the majority of their set was their new album Computers and Blues and Cyberspace and Reds. Whilst it is understandable that a band wants to showcase their new material, to generate record sales/interest etc, I also feel that when playing a festival crowd you have to mix it up a bit because people have not necessarily come to that particular act! Anyway, Mike and the rest of the band played a mammoth set, with loads of crowd participation. I have spoken to a number of people who really enjoyed them, however if I am totally honest, I was disappointed.
We left their set early and headed to the bar, where we picked up a couple of (overpriced) beers and sat on some sun loungers opposite the second stage and watched Chase&Status, who, I have got to say, blew me away. At 3 o’clock in the morning, the crowd was still well up for it, giving it all they could for these two very talented British DJ’s. Having not seen them live before, or heard much of their stuff I bought their album “No more Idols” a couple of weeks before the festival and I was very much impressed. They have collaborated with some of the biggest artists of the moment, and hearing them play live really bought home to me just how talented certain DJ’s are, occasionally they got lost in the beats and the lyrics, but not these guys- they really are at the forefront of each track.
F.I.B 2011 was my first F.I.B experience and I know for a fact it won’t be my last. Will I be brave enough to camp next year? Who knows…………..!Initially an Environmental Science major, Bettina now takes her experimentation over to her studio where she plays with her materials and techniques, creating pieces that straddle painting, woodworking and metal sculpture. Since late 2018 she has taken her experimentation further as a sustainable artist, working only with alternative materials that she recycles to create her own canvases and art surfaces. “Driven by the desire to recycle and create my own surfaces, I find it both challenging and fun, for not only do I have to look for alternative materials, I also have to dream up new ways of combining and using them to make interesting bases for my artworks. And the more I experiment the more interesting it gets…I find that often times, without even having applied any paint, I already have some pretty quirky, interesting works of art unfolding before me. And it is liberating, because now I do not think in terms of 2D or 3D art, painting or sculpture, I just create.” She is bipolar and after years of struggle has learned to wear her heart and mind on her artistic sleeve --harnessing her condition and drawing from her experiences to create very personal sensitive, touching pieces. In 2013 she was one of three finalists in the GLOBE Imaginart nationwide art competition, a competition sponsored by a major telecom provider in the Philippines.
She is largely self-taught, but to further her abilities she took tutorials under different artists in drawing and painting. Later on, wishing to gain further exposure to other media, she took up pottery and fashion design briefly.
Today will begin with a welcome briefing, after which rental bikes will be distributed and fitted. Munich, the capital of Bavaria awaits. This vibrant city will invite you in with its wide variety of attractions (English Garden, Town Hall, Hofbräuhaus,…).
Your tour will start from Munich. Your first ride will take you from Forstenrieder Park to Lake Starnberg. From Starnberg, the tour will continue on a bike path next to the lake. You can ride to to Ambach, or further on to Bernried. Here, you can relax for a while by the side of the lake. Enjoy the view of the crystal-clear waters and impressive surrounding mountains.
The route today will lead you along scenic trails through traditional Bavarian villages. You will pass the Osterseen lakes and Lake Riegsee on the way to Murnau am Staffelsee. Many of the lakes you will pass look so inviting you will almost want to swim! In Murnau there is more to visit than just the Münterhaus. The town has always been strongly connected to art and music, and this can clearly be seen in the local people, their customs, and architecture.
The fourth ride will take you past Lake Kochlsee and Benediktbeuern. You will also cycle through charming landscapes en route to Bad Tölz. In the past, this location, at the crossroads of two major trade routes - the river Isar and the old salt route from Reichenhall to Allgäu – allowed this town to quickly develop into a thriving trading centre. The ornate mansions still stand as a reminder of this golden age.
For your final ride, you will take to the Isar bike way, which will take you from Bad Tölz, over Geretsried and Wolfratshausen, and directly to Grünwald. After a few short climbs you will reach the end of your tour, back in Munich. You can either depart tonight or book an additional night, to explore Munich or the surrounding area.
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