Our pre-Mayday Maypole. Dance to plait ribbons in the tradition for visitors & kids on Sat & Sun.
Paul enables this.
He brings his own Maypole.
Installed on the green.
It's fun dancing around it amongst the daisies.
(Or it's inside - maybe more briefly, if wet.)
C Paul Lindley 2012
He brings his own Maypole.
Installed on the green.
It's fun dancing around it amongst the daisies.
(Or it's inside - maybe more briefly, if wet.)
C Paul Lindley 2012
At the Great Alne Long Weekend: OK, there's brilliant Dance & Music - but:
What Else Goes on? - well there's
Handbells *** Part Song **** Walking *** Cycling *** Family trees *** Ham Radio Station ***Chez Meg 4tea & scones.
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What Else Goes on? - well there's
Handbells *** Part Song **** Walking *** Cycling *** Family trees *** Ham Radio Station ***Chez Meg 4tea & scones.
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Short evening presentation spot by a few who were at the daytime workshop.
Handbells
Paul brings his lovely set of restored handbells.
Available each afternoon - outside under the Gazebo if weather is fine.
Usually you start ringing 1 or 2 bells (though with experience - 4, 6 or 8.)
Liked very much by all who have tried this guided teamwork.
Ringing using Paul's tunes is popular with children, seniors & all "between".
After just a little practise, their sound is particularly lovely !
C Lorraine 2008.
Paul brings his lovely set of restored handbells.
Available each afternoon - outside under the Gazebo if weather is fine.
Usually you start ringing 1 or 2 bells (though with experience - 4, 6 or 8.)
Liked very much by all who have tried this guided teamwork.
Ringing using Paul's tunes is popular with children, seniors & all "between".
After just a little practise, their sound is particularly lovely !
C Lorraine 2008.
Walking A group leaves to walk on each afternoon.
Particularly lovely walking country surrounds Great Alne.
In April, our event sees wild flowers beside the lanes -
and carpeting the Woodlands. Bluebells and white stitchwort
usually. In cooler late Springtimes; instead the white carpet of the earlier Wood Anemones.
Copyright; Tony Heaton 2004. PIC. The group walking nearby encounter a challenging feature en route.
The Map - train/bus - Walks page suggests a selection of varied routes that you may like to follow independently.
Use of an Explorer Series OS map is recommended for all but the shortest routes.
Particularly lovely walking country surrounds Great Alne.
In April, our event sees wild flowers beside the lanes -
and carpeting the Woodlands. Bluebells and white stitchwort
usually. In cooler late Springtimes; instead the white carpet of the earlier Wood Anemones.
Copyright; Tony Heaton 2004. PIC. The group walking nearby encounter a challenging feature en route.
The Map - train/bus - Walks page suggests a selection of varied routes that you may like to follow independently.
Use of an Explorer Series OS map is recommended for all but the shortest routes.
Cycling
Most competently led along delightful country lanes around Great Alne by John Tozer
Do bring along your bike for Sunday afternoon.
Note that you are responsible for your safety.
And parents are responsible for safe conduct of their children at all times.
Most competently led along delightful country lanes around Great Alne by John Tozer
Do bring along your bike for Sunday afternoon.
Note that you are responsible for your safety.
And parents are responsible for safe conduct of their children at all times.
Ham Radio Station David H. expects to be operating the Special Station on both Saturday and Sunday !
David brings his Amateur Radio equipment, during at least one daytime.
This allows GB0 GAF (Great Britain 0[riginal] Great Alne Folk Registered temporary Station)
to make a variety of contacts each year.
A pleasant number of these (on those frequencies which will carry that far) involve the chance to speak directly to Amateur Radio enthusiasts abroad.
David brings his Amateur Radio equipment, during at least one daytime.
This allows GB0 GAF (Great Britain 0[riginal] Great Alne Folk Registered temporary Station)
to make a variety of contacts each year.
A pleasant number of these (on those frequencies which will carry that far) involve the chance to speak directly to Amateur Radio enthusiasts abroad.
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