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Various functions take place during the course of a year,
usually in aid of the shop, community centre or church.
Some of the photographs will be posted on this page.
Fireworks Parties - more photos |
Fire in the heavens |
Fire on the ground |
Harvest Supper - 13th October 2006 - more photos |
The Skinnerettes |
The Skinnerettes |
Hazel & Norman Barnes |
Keith Loades in full flow |
Bonfire Party - 6th November 2005 |
Harvest Supper - 14th October 2005 |
Geoffrey Foot our Starter for 116 people (Come ye thankful people come) |
Charles Skinner our MC |
The Skinner dinner girls who did us proud with the food |
Mel and Vicky tending the bar |
Megan Fowell who has been involved for many years and organised the ticket sales |
The Entertainers |
May Fayre - 2005 |
Stephen Hagon's plant stall |
Fireworks Party - 7th November 2004 |
Halloween Party - 30th October 2004 |
Open Gardens Day Sunday - 27th June 2004 |
May Fayre Scarecrow Competition - 3rd May 2004 |
Impromptu bonfire party - 9th November 2003 |
Terry
Grand lighting the fire
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Sitting with scone and jam In village hall at Itteringham, Open gardens there to view, Along with flowers' glorious hue. Ancient church with festive fare, Adorned with fruit and flowers there And organ played by one thus able, Accompaniment to sacred table. Pause in peace a little while, Let thoughts becalm and church beguile, Sit quietly in this place of rest, Look round at produce, at its best. Red brick homes with fruitful trees, On grass, the apples dropped in breeze, Now feed the creatures that do come, To also sup on pear and plum. We walk along the "crispy" grass And peep at water as we pass, Exchanging comments on the way And mention too the splendid day. Alice Berry |
Barbecue lunch chéz Charles & Diana Skinner - 20th June 2002 |
Barbecue
lunch in Charles & Diana Skinner's garden 20th June 2002
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On
Sunday 20th June 2002 Charles & Diana Skinner along with their family,
neighbours and friends organised a magnificent barbecue lunch in their garden,
followed by a charity duck race. |
Waiting
for the duck race to begin |
Start
of the race |
Jubilee celebrations - 4th June 2002 |
During
the afternoon various races were organised for the village children, a Jubilee
Mug was presented to youngsters, then a commemorative tree was planted,
followed by a barbecue supper. The afternoon was funded by the parish council. |
Lord Robin Walpole presenting a Jubilee Mug to everyone in the parish under 16 years old. |
Lord Robin Walpole planting a commemorative yew tree, which was then blessed by the vicar David Hares. |
Charles Skinner, Julia Thompson, Helen Hares and Molly Fowell serving the barbecue supper, with Jimmy Fowell serving the ice creams. |
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Copyright © Jonathan Neville 2005 |