Photograph: Tony Keatley
Kym writes: Window no 17 was at The Cabin, Footpath at side of Wemyss Farm,
Park Lane. Snow flakes and 3 wise snowmen ! Very pretty. your cabin always looks so lovely with all your lights. Thank you Sue and Phil.
Photo of the cabin by Tony Keatley.
Photograph: Graham Roberts
Kym writes: Window no 16. Beautiful Christmas transfers. Also making an appearance a large fluffy dog, once again going along with our charity theme Dogs for Good. His name is John Lewis you can probably guess why ! He belongs to Rebecca who has had him for about 25 years. he looks good for his age.! Well done and thank you Brian and Paul. Tonight’s window is The Cabin at the side of the foot path Wemyss farm, Park Lane.
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Photograph: Tony Keatley
Kym writes: Window no 15. What a great gathering, weather not so cold and it was dry. A big thank you to Charles and Joanna. So pleased to see you up and about and your bruises are healing Charles. Mulled wine was most welcome and warming as were the sausage rolls. The window lovely and once again in the theme of our wonderful charity. Thank you again.
We now have 4 non gatherings , no 16 is at The Old Forge, Church Street, No 17 is The Cabin, down the foot path of Wemyss Farm, off Park lane. No 18 is The Wemyss Farm, Park Lane and the last non gathering is No 19 Farm End House, Off Magpie Road. Hope you can get out to have a look. I’m sure more amazing windows to wow us.
Friday will be a gathering at Wisteria Cottage, Helmdon Road. Hope to see you there. Don’t forget your pennies. If you cannot get out we have a box in the shop until Christmas. Thank you to all of you who have already given and come out to windows, it’s much appreciated.
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Photograph: Colin Wootton
Kym writes: No 14 The sleigh Run. if you’ve been good you may have seen Mother and Father Christmas on their sleigh around Sulgrave. My thanks go to Shelagh and Graham and family for effort and energy! And to Jane and Derek .That is all I can say for tonight.
Tomorrow is at Rectory Farm, at the bottom of Little Street. Please bring some pennies if you can. Will be much appreciated by our chosen charity.
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Photograph: Graham Roberts
Kym writes: Window No 13, well what a lovely piece of art, one very talented lady. Thank you Louise.
if you weren’t out last night for the unveiling you must get along to have a look. I am so pleased I don’t have to judge there so many beautiful windows, the talent in this village is amazing. Thank you and well done to you all.
Tonight is our Mother and Father Christmas sleigh. With carols, starting at 5 opp the shop we will go round the village and back to the Christmas Tree about 6 .Hot Chocolate I believe is being served from the shop. This has been arranged by the parish council. Tomorrow night is at Rectory Farm, Little Street.
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Photograph: Graham Roberts
Kym writes:
Beautifully cut out, really effective. Thank you to Kimberley and Connor for taking part.
Our first gathering of the week is tonight at Apple Acre, Manor Road. I know it’s cold and damp but wrap up we hope to see you out tonight.
Our non gathering windows for this week so far.
Window no 9
Thank you so much Maureen for unveiling a very pretty window. Lovely trees and robins. very festive.
Window no 10
Thank you Nick and Jackie. Love the colourful trees, even the hedge is ablaze with colour.
Window no 11
Well what a pretty window. Little village in the snow, could almost be Sulgrave !
Beautiful, thank you so much Rachel, Richard, Megan and Amy.
Tonight is at Jasmine Cottage, Little Street.
Friday is a full gathering at Apple Acre, Manor Road and Saturday is round the village with Santa’s sleigh, we will start from the Christmas Tree, opp the shop at 5 and return to the tree. the parish council is supplying wine I believe. Plus we will have the fish and chip van there. Let’s just hope we get some dry weather. Don’t forget your pennies !
See you there.
Two more of Graham’s photos at Jasmine Cottage:
Photograph by Graham Roberts
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Photograph: Graham Roberts
Three more photos by Graham:
Photograph: Graham Roberts
Two more photos by Graham:
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