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Gits Attending = Keith, Alan, Dicky, Andrew & Sandra, Peter & Jacqui, David J
Andy Scott, Jerry + Carolyn Swift, Don Baggett, Roy + Marion Martin, Dave Thompson et al!
Massive Thanks to the Unsung Heroes of the Weekend
Anne Outram made lunch for 20+ hungry kite nuts each day (Cottage Pie on Saturday, Chicken Curry followed by Pavlova on Sunday) and Alan Outram transported it all to site complete with plates & cutlery, had it hot and ready in time for lunch, and then washed up and cleared up the kitchen afterwards - as well as making endless cups of tea and coffee on both days.
Carolyn Swift & Sandra both did sterling duty as "Trolley dollies" - Thank you, Thank you both!
"Oh no! What have I done?" - Keith was a bit over-awed by the complexity of the excellent butterfly kit
"Listen up - this is how you do it!" - The mature students watch carefully
Sew, sew, sew your kite, gently down the seam... (Sorry - it had to be done)
Sometimes the 'Inner Child' had to come out to play...
Life sustaining drinkies at The Slug & Lettuce on Saturday evening
Followed by yummy Italian Nosh & the usual pratting about at "Ask" in Epsom
Keith insisted on having Lemon Tart with Limoncello - "It's got to be done!" quoth he
Sunday Morning FEB at The Assembly Rooms (Wetherspoons Epsom of course)
It's Getting there!
Keith was over the moon at finishing his first Brasington Butterfly - just 5 more to go!
More happy, smiling faces - Andrew and Jacqui were equally delighted with their huge Gothic Deltas
And At Last - with just 5 minutes to spare before we have to clear out of the hall...
Left to Right:- Jerry Swift, Don Baggett, Roy Martin, Robert Brasington, Keith Boxall, Little Plum (Paul Mellows),
Andrew Scott, Jacqui Mountjoy, Gareth Williams, Alan Holden (kneeling), Simon Alan, Alan Powell
(who along with Jenny his wife housed, watered and fed Robert), Andy Scott and Peter
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