I recall that jpw had intially posted that rule because of a possible local restriction at the first intended site for JF7, but it was rescinded when the final location was determined.When talking about Jamfest 07, I remember that one of the rules on a campsite was that any booze must be in a cup and no open bottles or something like that.
What was the reason behind that request?
I recall that jpw had intially posted that rule because of a possible local restriction at the first intended site for JF7, but it was rescinded when the final location was determined.
Ask True or jay for the details.
There are some States and municipalities in the U.S. that strictly forbid open containers....beer bottles.
Texas isn't one of them as far I know.
When talking about Jamfest 07, I remember that one of the rules on a campsite was that any booze must be in a cup and no open bottles or something like that.
What was the reason behind that request?
The owner of the first site for jamfest requested that we do not have open containers out of respect for his dad(dad does not like to see beer cans as he is a church going man) The owner of the second site did not give a shit as he is as much of a boozer as the rest of us Clear now
The owner of the first site for jamfest requested that we do not have open containers out of respect for his dad(dad does not like to see beer cans as he is a church going man) The owner of the second site did not give a shit as he is as much of a boozer as the rest of us Clear now
Serious question, if I happen to go next year...will I be able to drink?
Serious question, if I happen to go next year...will I be able to drink? I'll be 20.