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It's like coming home!
We're back at Ally Pally for another BBC Backstage weekend hackathon. This time it's Mashed08, bigger and better than last year.
The weirdest thing so far is it's 11.38 as I type this and the building hasn't been hit by lightning even once! (Last year, you might recall, we were stuck outside while they reset the electrics after a bolt of lightning had sent things skew-wiff!)
I'm going to be blogging the event all weekend: a quick round of snaps to get things going:
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