Photo: Lucy Parkinson
After a soggy start, festivalgoers at Rhythm and Vines can expect to spend the next two days drying up in a gentle breeze.
The three-day music festival in Gisborne started yesterday as thousands turned up in gumboots and ponchos, with the city's airport MetService station recording its wettest December day since 1937.
Lucy Parkinson - who is at the festival for the second time - was disappointed by the rain.
"I was originally put off going again
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