Friday 18 February 2011
So what have I been up to?
This gives you a clue.
Don't they look good!
Looking forward to displaying many of the other new flags that have already been made during the last six weeks at a press 'photo opportunity' and telling the story so far behind their designs.
We invite you to a quick preview at the above location in The Gill at 2pm this next Wednesday Feb 23rd.
Here's what others get up to with bamboo poles and flags.
Can we do something at all similar here?
How good are the Gymnasts at Victoria High ?
We could certainly jump over a flag - more needs a little practice!
We've got the drummers.
How about a Flag Jumping Drumming Festival ?
Let's set our sights a little higher !
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Just what Ulverston needs a freshness they are splendid.
Thanks
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What a brilliant lot of advice.
I wasn't sure what "aircon" was, then twigged.
The biggest temptation is being dragged in to driving faster than I need to -
When you stop and think of most trips, you're not in that much of a rush anyway.
I'm always amused at the thought of people rushing home from work - for what - to flop in front of tele!
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