The Bilge Pumps return to the Wharfside Gazebo in our 3 X 2 small stage formation for the entire run of the festival.
There might not have been much seating, but that doesn't stop us from packing them in for the afternoon shows.
Harvey has something long, black, and vibrating between his legs. If only it was his.
Is it just me or does Galleon look like he cut one onstage?
Phil tries to use an "unsanctioned" tip he collected. Of course, you'll notice the lens cap is on.
During the King's Proclamation, the Bilge Pumps round up royal courts from 5 countries to dance on "Johnny Jump Up".
The Bilge Pumps head over to the Leek and Daffodil Pub to join in on the unscripted, unrehearsed Pub Sing
Fanny holds Maroon's daughter Sahara as she watches her daddy sing.
The guys have stunned looks on their faces. They must have seen the fairy godfather again.
Maroon stands off by the path trying to rustle up a crowd for the post-joust show.
You know that these kids wish they had kept on walking instead of watching the show.
Galleon takes Harvey's tambourine to deliver a booty beatin'.
Ah Texas, where it's perfectly all right for babies to teeth on gun barrels.
Luckily for the baby girl, the pumpettes came from Louisiana to save her from mean ole daddy.
It's Kids Days at the festival and the 'pumps are reduced to four members to deal with the hordes of chillen.
Kids Day or not, there's no escaping dancing with Harvey on "Cape Cod Girls".
Those that don't dance with Harvey, end up getting spit on. That's better than going to school, right?
It's Halloween weekend and Maroon, Fanny, and Natty carvedup some pumpkins for the occasion.
Sharkbait and Maroon try to get in synch backstage before the show.
Meanwhile, Harvey and the gang try to keep the audience rooted in place with bad pirate jokes and worse comedy.
Phil doesn't appear to be too happy to be the object of Harvey's affection. I wonder why.
Queen Catherine of Aragon gets roped into some antics during the pub sing.
John Crow went missing for a weekend and we welcomed back Squeegy the Cabin Boy to the stage!
Heading to our stage after morning meeting using the wagon that Harvey put together.
It's a cold, Sunday morning and the Bilge Pumps fire off one of their infamous "No Request Shows" where we do songs no one ever requests.
And this is the typical crowd we get for a 9:30 show on a Sunday morning well away from the front gate. Well, not all the time.
Maroon and Sharkbait carry their daughters around in the parade on the last weekend.
Harvey's grandmother suddenly shows up on the stage to warn us about how to raise our babies.
The Bilge Pumps are suddenly overcome by a religious experience... or they're just singing.
Fanny tries to peddle our wares to the audience members who have never seen the band before... hard sell.
