Richard Feidler

I suddenly thought, oh, it's okay to be a lesbian.

It's okay.

Scream and shout.

So I was hoarse by the time I got to King's Cross.

I just screamed out up the lesbos.

All the time.

Because I just suddenly felt, I'm a lesbian, yay, like this is cool.

Up the lezzos.

Yeah, up the lezzos.

And then people don't realise that when we ended up at L.A.

La Main Fountain, basically it had fizzled out.

We just stood there, oh, well, it's all over.

I don't know, it was midnight or something.

Well...

As we were walking up William Street, which we then didn't have a permit for, we only had the permit to what's now Whitlam Square, but we just thought, eff it, we're just going to keep going because the energy was amazing.

So we could see these trucks going across past the Cola sign or you'd look down a side street and say, oh, there's lots of trucks.

Didn't really take any notice, just saw them.

And then when we got to Alamein Founding, it was all over, like everybody go home.

So, oh, okay.

So we just started to disperse really and start going home.