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[venta]

hendybear, I forgot to show you this at the weekend:

I was at Bromyard festival a week or so ago. It was very cold. People had warned me that it would be very cold at Bromyard, and I didn't really believe them, what with it being a bit left of Worcester rather than in the Arctic Circle. They were, however, right.

Anyway, while in Bromyard I saw the Bristol Morris Men. They're a team I'm not familiar with, and I was intrigued to note that they all wear the seal of Bristol on their baldricks:



Since (despite it being, overall, very cold) it was very hot at the point I first noticed this, I was concerned that they might melt. Apparently it's a resin cast, however, not proper sealing wax.

Later in the day, I bumped into their musician.

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[zandev.livejournal.com]

If I remember correctly, proper sealing wax has a much higher melting point than candle wax and is hard when set, so wouldn't be in danger of melting.