HarperPR
28-07-2010, 08:20 PM
...who needs Q! :)
On the 17 July, Bedwyn became host to its second ‘Croftonbury Festival’. Over sixty families (many with their pets) arrived to support GBSA's tentathon weekend. Craft activities, nature trails and a children’s disco were held throughout the afternoon and
evening. Families gathered round the camp fires to chat and listen to music, absorbing the atmosphere of that proper
'Glastonbury experience!' Huge
thanks to everyone who made the event such a success, particularly, John Campbell and his team of chefs (co-ordinated by the Cordereys and the Sheehans), Del Walters who supplied all the meat, Peter Vallis for the children’s disco and to Wendy Northeast for Wendy’s kitchen.
The evening entertainment was
courtesy of Felix Stock, Patrick
Blunt, Lisa from Loose Salute and Nick Harper. Very special thanks to Sarah Richardson who managed the entire event and to Rob and Eugene Vines for the use of their field. A staggering £1,000 has been raised.
On the 17 July, Bedwyn became host to its second ‘Croftonbury Festival’. Over sixty families (many with their pets) arrived to support GBSA's tentathon weekend. Craft activities, nature trails and a children’s disco were held throughout the afternoon and
evening. Families gathered round the camp fires to chat and listen to music, absorbing the atmosphere of that proper
'Glastonbury experience!' Huge
thanks to everyone who made the event such a success, particularly, John Campbell and his team of chefs (co-ordinated by the Cordereys and the Sheehans), Del Walters who supplied all the meat, Peter Vallis for the children’s disco and to Wendy Northeast for Wendy’s kitchen.
The evening entertainment was
courtesy of Felix Stock, Patrick
Blunt, Lisa from Loose Salute and Nick Harper. Very special thanks to Sarah Richardson who managed the entire event and to Rob and Eugene Vines for the use of their field. A staggering £1,000 has been raised.