There it was gone, 3 days celebrating British cool from five decades. We've made some great friends, learnt some new things and had a fab time. If you didn't make it, here's the best of what you missed. If you were one of the lucky ones who enjoyed the glam, listen to see if we covered your favourite bits.

Linda of London, one of the Seaside sisters, explains about the upcycling workshops: bunting, bags, books and more - celebrating vintage fabrics.

Enjoying what you've seen at Vintage? Former student Becky Scott is. She tells all about her fashion promotion and imaging degree she has just completed - it sounds like the perfect course for all us Vintage Vultures.

Maz is a lucky girl - looking after the 80s at Vintage, which includes checking out the Roller Disco - hence the shouting!

Enjoying what you've seen at Vintage? A group of happy Glampers talk us through their outfits and their tenting arrangements at Vintage

Gemma, Sarah and the Butlins crew are entertaining the little ones and their families with craft, mini-discos and lots more at this year's Vintage. This British brand has been cool for decades - join in the fun.

Volunteer James Little explains the work of charity bottle-top who raise money via music and fashion. The handbags made out of recycled soft-drink ring-pulls really are something of beauty.

It's more than just a few tents in a field with music. This is British cool: Music, fasion, film, food, beauty and more.

Photographer Jan Williams gives us a tour of what must be one of Britain's smallest photo galleries - a ten foot by six foot 1950s caravan - with an exhibition asking, 'Is this the best of Britain?'

Former Punk Mark Sommers-Baine AKA Marky Mozart shares the love of Gramophones and vintage music and chats about his new passion.