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Autumn
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Quiz nights are always popular, here
given an authoritarian touch by John Burns. |
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Each Sunday, services are held in the
Hall, which has a religious history in its own right, being one of the
first Wesleyan Chapels in this part of Wales. |
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Phoenix Players, one of our two local amateur
dramatic groups rehearse in the village hall, and also give us the
occasional presentation. |
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| November....the fifth. |
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And as November approaches, some of
the 'youth' of the village get to work on the bonfire. This particular
'youth' is standing by his latest creation; with a lot of help from his
friends. |
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Just one match. (and a lot of
newspaper and corrugated cardboard and a great deal of timber) |
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Minutes later, it's all happening. Many hours
work going up in smoke; well, flames actually. |
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Mulled wine, burgers, hot dogs and best
of all, a warm dry evening. |
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and they're
off..
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and we do it in green too, sir |
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or brilliant white |
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not sure what
happened here, but it makes for a fun picture!
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Our biggest audience yet
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And a complete age range |
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a couple of pics of the 2006 bonfire by Andy Coleman |
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Just look at that full moon! A perfect night. |
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And then, no sooner than the ashes of
the bonfire have gone cold, its Christmas. Here, the annual Carol Service.
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