Life in Trelawnyd rumbles on regardless of any single person’s news and affairs. The pea hen who has taken up residence in several gardens in the centre of the village remains stuck and seemingly happy here and the Hall’s youth activity initiative seems to be another success indeed thanks to villager Colette
Dave smith has photographed meteors during the clear weather , and later this month the centre of Trelawnyd will be closed for pot holes repairs
Life plods on.
I’ve started to collect the cups from last years’ Flower Show winners, and it’s nice to see that the Apple Festival returns again
Below Air Fountain.
Dance-of kalagayis
By
Daniel Wurtzel
What a wonderful community you live in! You've kept up your involvement in many of the activities in the past so your friends will certainly excuse you as you recover from the insults that your body has endured recently.
ReplyDeleteThe Air Fountain was astonishing!
Hugs!
I’ve got get back in the saddle for next years flower show
DeleteVery picturesque and full of character. Love it.
ReplyDeleteYou can still see this in some towns and in some old neighborhoods in the city here.
The suburbs have killed any semblance of life in many communities.
A pea hen! You need to name her!
XOXO
How about Carol Vorderman
DeleteWhat a beautiful Air sculpture - I looked at it numerous times, it's so soothing, and I needed that!
ReplyDeleteLike watching tropical fish
DeletePotholes Repair Day -- always a welcome occasion! Love that video, so creative!
ReplyDeleteA BIG OF rEAL LIFE ENTERS going Gently
DeleteAnd the people that live there make all of this happen.
ReplyDeleteThere is always a small core of volunteers in any successful village community, those that do , those that follow
DeleteI DO LIKE the sound of your Apple Festival. I can see that becoming BIG!
ReplyDeleteLike most ideas it’s a simple concept
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DeleteVillage life, made possible by village people. The video is wonderful. Mesmerising! xx
ReplyDeleteFinding new blood is always difficult but not impossible
DeleteI like the variety of things that are going on
ReplyDeleteMuch of it is down to the velvet voiced Linda xx
DeleteThat's a coincidence - we've had a peahen take up residence on our road too. She's been around over a month now - found her in our garden originally! Not really what you expect in a big city setting - Bel; Ami
ReplyDeleteHillsborough park ?
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DeleteNice to see news of Trelawnyd. Beautiful dance. Daniel Wurtzel is so gifted.
ReplyDeleteIt seems such a simple art instillation but it works beautifully
DeleteLots doings in the village; that's nice. But, um, when they get done with the potholes in Trelawnyd could they come across the pond and do ours in Camden???
ReplyDeleteGuilding the lily
DeleteI love to read about the village, John. You live in a special place.
ReplyDeleteI think most communities are similar , once you start digging
DeleteYour village life appeals to me.
ReplyDeleteIt appeals to me too Mona
DeleteI love the meteor photo!
ReplyDeleteHe has his own observatory
DeleteWe have a couple of peacocks and peahens in our town. New people to town regularly post to our Facebook page asking if anyone has lost one, but nope, they are just free to roam as and when they want to. My Facebook Memories fill up with my Llanrwst and Trelawnyd flower show entries at this time of year. Happy memories.
ReplyDeleteYou did well that year, with what seemed like 100s of entries my old friend
DeleteSomething for everyone in the village. Sounds lovely. I like that air fountain, I have never seen that before but it works very well.
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