Talk:Martin Curtis

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Notes on 24 Jan 2009 edits

I have calculated Martin's birth year on the basis of the Jan 2009 ODT article cited, which gives his age as 64. It's possible he was born January 1945.

I haven't found out the year of the first Cardrona festival. The ODT article refers to 34 festivals. Given that there were two festivals one year, this would make 1976 the first one. Can anyone confirm this? Koro Neil (talk) 23:58, 23 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]