Title: Fuji Rock Festival '06
Description: **Archived**
Description: **Archived**
mata - July 28, 2006 08:20 AM (GMT)
In Japan, July 27, 2006. :D
melodyslove - July 28, 2006 12:17 PM (GMT)
Just found these,too. :)
Jesse - July 28, 2006 02:10 PM (GMT)
Being the nosey inquisitive person that I am, I typed in the addy that is on the backdrop behind them Global-Cool.com
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| Hollywood stars Orlando Bloom and Kate Bosworth joined 60,000 festival-goers at Japan’s Fuji Rock festival to bless the launch of Global Cool. The A-list stars of Pirates of the Caribbean and Superman Returns respectively took the event’s Green Stage to a rapturous applause, joining Global Cool’s creator Dan Morrell and Fuji Rock founder Masa Hidaka OBE in the celebrations. According to Morrell, Fuji Rock’s spotless credentials as a carbon neutral festival singled the three-day event out as the ideal launch pad for Global Cool and it’s ten year plan to cut global CO2 emissions by 10 billion tons. “We are aiming to achieve something quite phenomenal through this project – individuals coming together to make a difference to the future of the planet,” stated Morrell prior to travelling to the festival. “Over the next few months we have a lot of very strong messages and exciting announcements to make, which we really feel will give people compelling reasons to join Global Cool.” |
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| An hour after launching the Global Cool initiative at Fuji Rock 2006, Orlando Bloom and Global Cool founder Dan Morrell took the stage once more, this time in the dragonfly-specked Gypsy Avalon field. Talking to a crowd of Japanese festival-goers, the pair were joined by Steve Howard, head of The Climate Group. Bloom told the crowd at the mountain-hemmed festival site, “This is a beautiful environment for a concert; we can save this environment.” Morrell and Howard went on to explain the campaign in this intimate setting, inviting questions from the crowd. One passionate Japanese reveller asked, “Why are you telling us this when the Americans are the ones who backed out of the Kyoto protocol?” America signed the protocol, which aims to prevent climate change, in 1998, but has yet to ratify it or put it into place. Morrell replied, “We want you to forget what everyone else is doing, and just look at what you can do yourself.” Before the trio and their translator left the stage, Bloom made a parting comment. “This is all about small things that make a big difference,” he said, adding with a smile, “Enjoy the party! Fuji Rocks…” The Gypsy Avalon stage is powered by ’soft energy’, generated by bio-diesel fuel from recyled salad oil and solar power, and represents the ethos of Fuji Rock’s carbon-neutral programme. |
melodyslove - July 28, 2006 08:57 PM (GMT)
More from Babyjane over at OLove:
melodyslove - July 28, 2006 09:02 PM (GMT)
Credit same as the previous post.
melodyslove - July 28, 2006 09:13 PM (GMT)
And from bowiebabe1973's LJ,more:
melodyslove - July 28, 2006 09:21 PM (GMT)
Credit same as the previous post.
Jesse - August 16, 2006 07:26 AM (GMT)
A few of Orlando with Kate. Yes, we can have these, they are at a public event together! :D
Credit: The Orlando Bloom Files
Credit: The Orlando Bloom Files
melodyslove - August 28, 2006 07:31 AM (GMT)
These were in my inbox today with little to no info,so if they're yours,please let us know so we can give proper credit. :)
melodyslove - November 12, 2006 07:38 AM (GMT)
Originally a black and white paper scan replacing with this...
