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A SUNNY SUNDAY IN MAY. . . .continued. . . Updated 16th May 2011 | |
The churns of wild flowers each side of the Lych Gate gave a taste of the profusion of flowers in the Church all with a topical theme |
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Garlands and urns framed the Church Door |
Inside the Church a clusters of flowers decorated every corner. |
To the left
of the main aisle a collection of posies baskets and garlands gave a new dimension to this quiet corner of the Church |
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Not all the displays were floral, this village collage was created by members of the Farringdon Women's Institute, using a variety of media |
No doubting the theme now, a cascade of roses covered the font .... |
....with garlands and more formal arrangements adding colour to the aisle and beyond. |
Yet another array of flowers beside the Altar . . |
. . .and a celebratory addition to the window sill. "More fizz anyone?" |
The reflection of the sunlight added a new dimension to this display adorning the window below the Church door. |
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Should you feel inspired to grow your own, a selection of plants were available in the Marquee on the green . . . |
. . .along with a selection of headgear suitable for that special occasion. . . . |
. . .and to complet the set, Penny Lakin had all the essential bits and pieces to complete the set.
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The stall holders were kept well supplied with tea to keep them going, Anne Charrington doing the rounds in the morning session. |
Sunshine, flowers boys toys and a handy cafe, what better way to spend a sunny Sunday in May.
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