Flavours of Herefordshire

It's bright and clear and the Flavours of Herefordshire fest has taken to the city streets. The Festival's Liz Hill emails to remind me this is their 7th event and that they're out to showcase all the county talent . . . including those of its street musicians.
I'm already warming up my keys (right) and may even have a little practise in the ASDA underpass, a bit of a glue-sniffers' venue, but blessed with great accoustics.

Flavours of Herefordshire Festival

I know, I know, doing a half hour (half hour! What can you earn in that time?) spot at a county food festival is hardly the cutting edge of street music, but needs must. October 27 and 28 is Herefordshire's version of a food fest, centered round the cathedral, with street musicians in attendance.
Flavours of Herefordshire comes about ten years after everyone else jumped on the foodie band wagon (they should see what Ludlow does!),  but better late than never.
I'll be racing back from West Wales, sax in hand, for a stint in the Cathedral Garden. (3.00 p.m. don't be late) on the Saturday. And Karlin and I will attempt a duo street act the following day, Sunday, around 1.00. We may bill ourselves as Dubious Morality (which has a certain ring to it). Or not.