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| will rain stay? one brolly up (we have had a week of rain) |
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| We bought a gazebo for this event. back stage at the beach, weather watching |
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| still wet, Kate and Sally chatting |
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| Sally decorating her onshore boat, we love the pink! |
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| Debs and Eddie, Eddie's Neptune headgear |
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lovely hanging fish |
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trident last seen at Holifield and i have probably lost it?! so thanks to multi skilled Toby and Colin, new one forged on the day |
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| and then the sun came out |
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| our stage..very low tide |
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the love boat kept drawing us back! |
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Chris and Barbara's temporary office/edit.....it's nice working in Cornwall! |
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3 men waiting for a boat? |
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| new glistening trident! |
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lots of lovely white gauze in the breeze |
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big thank you to some of Mounts Bay Singers who joined us! |
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some of the audience, Mousehole School came to watch and sung their song with Sally afterwards |
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Fatamorganna, resting |
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we didn't need the umbrellas! |
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Raindrop snoozing in the shade |
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....that boat again... Jessie - now finished her degree- and Debs -now part time nurse in special schools and branching out dancer/poet- are busy hatching bids to work; with young children wo are seriously ill, and colleges next term) |
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nearly finished, resting under the gazebo - a good buy |
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looking back at the flags of the festival We had such a nice day out, punctuated by performances, small to large, we had few expectations of this day as so weather dependant, but a large out door audience at 2pm and the fun of the Doorways at 12 and 4pm- thank you to the owners of Keigwin House for letting us perform outside. Between ice creams and cups of tea and coffee, old friends and the beauty and community of Mousehole... thank you to Sea Salt and Sail for welcoming us to their Festival, and to Sally for helping to make it all possible. |
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