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Saturday, June 23, 2007

Paddling Pools, sticky fingers and the best story yet

Dsc_2218_2What a great morning with stuff going on everywhere. A good number of people (more next time please) all trying things they'd never done before. That's what brings life: new experiences. It was all fabulous with excellent samba drumming that was really popular (we were only going to run one workshop because of the numbers but more turned up and we got two very full workshops) and brilliant stories and they were brilliant. Again two workshops of that. Then we had willow sculpting which is all incomplete at the moment but we'll just have to spend some more time on them, plus lots of potato printing and goo. Then there was lunch. It was all great. I've tonnes of photos which I'll post later tonight if I have time.

So those that were there, please do leave your comments here because it will be good to hear how it went for you and we can use some of your comments on future publicity (names and addresses withheld of course).

And those that weren't able to come, these are always good events so just look out for the next one.

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