Category: Busking

Day 2306

  Diary Of A Busker Day 2306 Sunday February 4th 2024 Winchester High Street.     I thought it had stopped drizzling but I could feel it starting again, ever so slightly on the way in but it was so slight and almost unnoticeable, I decided to proceed with the proceedings.  The top spot was taken by those two boys… Read more →

Day 2305

Diary Of A Busker Day 2305 Saturday February 3rd 2024 Winchester High Street.   Typical Saturday with loads of peopleoids about and a few people playing, including a bloke with a white cowboy hat and weird 4 string guitar at the Buttercross and Meeta at her usual place down at the crossroads (I think she should pay rent on that… Read more →

Day 2304

Diary Of A Busker Day 2304 Friday February 2nd 2024 Winchester High Street   Dean Dyson’s at the top spot and Meeta and her harp are down at the crossroads. I can guarantee they’ll both be there all day. I had a look further down, where Debenhams used to be, opposite some food stalls, but didn’t fancy it, and The… Read more →

Day 2302

Diary Of A Busker Day 2302 Wednesday January 31st 2024 Winchester High Street   Not too cold a day (10 degrees) but there’s quite a wind stirring up so it feels a bit colder than it should.  There was a bloke on a sax with backing tracks at the top spot and down near Sainsbury’s, a very loud generator, so… Read more →

Day 2298

Diary Of A Busker Day 2298 Wednesday January 23rd Winchester High Street.   Down at the crossroads it’s not long before some disruption occurs. Today in the form of a shouting man but at least it’s not aggressive shouting and intimidation such as that inflicted by that arsehole Gary Page, who I fortunately haven’t seen about since well before Christmas.… Read more →

Day 2297

Diary Of A Busker Day 2297 Sunday January 21st 2024 Winchester High Street.   Rockin’ Rob and his skeleton drummer are at the top spot and Meeta with her harp is down at the crossroads so I opted for the front of Debenhams – permanently closed, it seems. The weather’s a bit warmer; in fact, at 10 degrees it’s practically… Read more →