As the Morris Men danced the sun rose over the Church in Goudhurst. Hetty smiled from the moment she was woken up at 5.15am as did little Arabella. Along with Harriet and many others we ate fertility cake and joined in the celebration of MayDay. Breakfast was very excellent and a leisurely affair at the working mens club in Horsmonden. It was followed with the many primary school children on the village green along with their May Pole and more dancing. Hetty had a entertaining effort at skipping. She loved watching her Grandad.
A bit more dancing at The Woolpack in Tenterden along with lunch. Nicely danced Sarah.
No more dancing but beer and tea at The Woodcock in Iden Green.
The sun shone all day. A perfect MayDay.
Tim is sleeping as I blog. I will be joining him shortly.
12:15:36am ish
Bladder and Tankard
Watercolour
300gsm not paper
I was very restrained yesterday not writing about the guests having the choice between chicken and pheasant eggs :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm pleased you had a good Mayday, sad not to have been there again.
Love you
xxx