An intimate occasion for just a few thousand punters, organisers say that End of the Road was inspired by a visit to Green Man in summer 2005.

11.00: Is that the time already? Sheesh, Sea Power must have been more knackering than I thought. After a rather lazy start, the executive decision is made that a Pieminister breakfast pie is in order. The only problem being that the kings of festie food have run out of pies, seemingly underestimating their own popularity. [...]

11.30: It would appear that rising earlier would have been a good idea. The entire site is queuing for meaty baguettes. Perseverance pays off, however, with a large and tasty bacon and sausage baguette, perfect to start the day with. With a touch of time to spare I decide that now’s the time to buy [...]

Thursday September 13th 16.40: Bags packed, car loaded, tickets checked. What do you mean the campsite doesn’t open til Friday? Ah well, let’s head south anyway. HB Friday September 14th 12.45: Heading south early deemed to be a good idea, as finding the site takes longer than expected. Whilst the directions do mention a road [...]

Megan Vaughan, “childish”, Macclesfield Occupation: All-Round Expert On Everything, and part-time Belly Dancer Band/Artist of the festival (Please complete your answer to the tune of Mis-Shapes by Pulp): # Midlake, Midlake, Midlake, raised on a diet of whisky and cake… # Best identifying paraphernalia: I found the peacocks did a rather good job of asserting [...]