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Gareth Icke Liberty Tour Blog: Final Entry

Monday, 3rd November, 2008 at 5:35 pm, Isle of Wight

Music, Overseas

With the tour now complete, read on for Gareth’s final entry. Ed

Gareth Icke Liberty Tour Blog: Final EntryMonday 3rd November
Tour finished. I’m home on my island, tired and battered, but alive.

I’m sorry I didn’t have an opportunity to update my diary after Coventry.

It was all go go go with no chance to connect myself.

Sheffield is only a couple of hours drive away so we piled up and go down to ‘business’.

It wasn’t the greatest show to be fair, but given the amazing experiences that preceded it, I wasn’t too bothered.

It was a pub and they’re often the toughest crowds.

After all, they’re not there for music, they’re there for booze and flirting.

A few people in the audience dug what they heard and I guess that’s all you can hope for.

A four hour drive to Glasgow followed. I must admit, it was the only time I felt my eyes going while I was driving.

A very frightening experience I must admit. All that kept me going was the thought of tea and Jono’s floor.

Fridays show in Glasgow was a blast.

A halloween party in the Barfly. I was Bam Bam from the flintstones but what with me being a grown man… I looked more like a preditory gay. But hey! it was a booze fuelled Scotich evening and even my England football shorts slipping into sight beneath the loin cloth could ruin it.

Although, I did panic a ‘wee’ bit.

Tour over and back to reality.

I feel winded. Not only by that but by Derby’s last minute disallowed goal against Forest. If you can find a problem with the goal, I’ll give you a gift.

I keep staring into a pack of smarties, but no answer is forthcoming.

The Liberty Tour will be back in March.

Double the length and double the girth. My eyes are watering at the prospect.

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