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Some people call me Maurice
Jun. 2nd, 2010 01:43 pmBah, I should have posted about this sooner. Life is getting away from me again.
This Sunday is once again Kirtlington Lamb Ale, home of sunshine (yes, always, I promise), ridiculous morris-dancing, sensible dancing with swords, and beer. And cake. It seems I last did a proper write-up of the event some years ago.
Anyone fancying a short jaunt into Oxfordshire countryside to see a pretty village, some dancers and some occasional weirdness is invited to check out the schedule. Actually there's stuff going on all weekend, but I shall be there only on Sunday.
I'll be there with my rapper team, Mabel Gubbins, which will feature two of our (very) new recruits dancing in public for the first time. Anything could happen.
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hjalfi points out that the Kirtlington links don't contain any actual location to head to. Kirtlington is a smallish village, about here. It's small enough that if you head to it, you'll work it out :)
In tangentially-related news, this article in the Daily Mail sounds like bollocks to me. OK, that wasn't really news, was it ?
This Sunday is once again Kirtlington Lamb Ale, home of sunshine (yes, always, I promise), ridiculous morris-dancing, sensible dancing with swords, and beer. And cake. It seems I last did a proper write-up of the event some years ago.
Anyone fancying a short jaunt into Oxfordshire countryside to see a pretty village, some dancers and some occasional weirdness is invited to check out the schedule. Actually there's stuff going on all weekend, but I shall be there only on Sunday.
I'll be there with my rapper team, Mabel Gubbins, which will feature two of our (very) new recruits dancing in public for the first time. Anything could happen.
ETA
hjalfi points out that the Kirtlington links don't contain any actual location to head to. Kirtlington is a smallish village, about here. It's small enough that if you head to it, you'll work it out :)In tangentially-related news, this article in the Daily Mail sounds like bollocks to me. OK, that wasn't really news, was it ?
