Introduction Lead-Up Friday Saturday Sunday Ending FATE
Again, after Lucy's Tai Chi session, the other activities begin. There's not so many pictures for Sunday, but here are some.
Part 2 of Sally's Beginning Storytelling workshop, and people are starting to act, how can I put it, .... strangely. Yes, strangely, that'll do.
Meanwhile, Nuala Hayes, Diane O'Keeffe, Mary Medlicott, David Campbell and Christine McMahon tell some fairy stories. Fairy Nuff!
Taffy Thomas entertains the kids, ages 1 to 80+
Outside, in the craft area
Professor Panic's medium top.
Panic Clowns entertaining more
kids
In the Courtyard, James Hitchin, a poet
Pete White struts his stuff
whilst his assistant prepares to swallow a fly.
My mum told me
about
strange people. Is this
what she had in mind?
Foul looking deeds with
a rubber glove.
(Don't try this at home!)
MC part Andy H-S, part Samantha
Robin Hood sets things to right with the No Strings Puppet Theatre.
Artists relax between
performances
The transformation from Andy Harrop Smith to the lovely? Samantha nears completion, and no surgery involved. I think.
Pete Coe doing his solo
bit
Pete & Sue Coe provide dance and
music
Samantha. Hmmm... Nice...
er, No.
Later on, the pub quiz....
Guess the storyteller
Simon tries Samantha's boots. Samantha refuses to remove them first....
The time - honoured game of Sooty (Fiona with puppeteer Amy). The winning team made a clean Sweep.
Some afternoon concerts:
Sian James, Daniel Morden and Mary Medlicott in the Welsh Concert
Dave Arthur explains some Magical
Beliefs
In the Final Concert, Cat Weatherill tells of a very - and I really, really, honestly, cross my heart mean it - strange bird.
Duncan Williamson closes the
Final Concert
And, after a superb weekend, it's all over for another year. Actually, not quite as the Winter Festival now needs full attention.
After the event, people leave and dismantling starts. (Here)