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Wight Air 2007 Opens: Nigel Howell Podcast

Monday, 27th August, 2007 at 9:39 pm, Isle of Wight

Parkour, Sailing, Sandown, Sports, White Air Extreme Sports Festival

White Air: Nigel Howell Intro PodcastWight Air Extreme Sports Festival started today.

We headed over to Yaverland to see how things were going.

Pleased to say that it’s all looking very good.

A big mixture of people there, from the young to families enjoying the day out.

There’s loads laid on with the sports side and lots besides, including 50 bands playing – one every hour.

We caught up with Nigel Howell, the man behind the event, to hear what was planned for the week.

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  1. Click if you like this comment White Air Reports : Ventnor Blog     says:
    31, August 2007 at 9:09 am

    [...] Of course, we’ve been down there too and have a handful of podcasts for you to listen to. Wight Air 2007: Sushi Yurt Wight Air 2007: Tina Craft Wight Air 2007: Mick Smith, Quay Arts Wight Air 2007 Opens: Nigel Howell [...]

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