Had forgotten how big  Bethel Woods is until saw the aerial shots.  Was there a couple of years ago and would love to get back to see the museum.  How sweet that Grace was asked to be involved.

While I don't really like that size venue,  I would go to a concert in the Pavilion again.  The sound was superb and the jumbotrons video was high quality.  

We had a late lunch at a place called Bubba's BBQ and ended up talking with a local man who was a teen when Woodstock happened.  He told us stories of people camping on his family's property and his grandfather having a fit because his parents were charging $1 a gallon for well water.  (Water from the rain barrels and cistern for washing was free. )  His stories were great fun . . I dearly hope they were all true - or at least based in fact. 

Thanks to our friend who was seduced by the idea of a motel with ties to the original Woodstock, we stayed at a place called Fosterdale Lodge . . or as it will be fondly referred to by us  forevermore - Bates Motel.  If you're looking for a Woodstock time warp, that's your place. 

Shutting up and going to set up the Dish receiver now . . . .