Dancing through…Chadkirk Festival 2013

Pulses of rain passed over the country park at midday and later at about 3pm.
Undeterred, the visitors came along and enjoyed spells of warm sunshine after the showers.

There was plenty to see in Chadkirk Chapel. In addition to the craft stalls, the East Window unveiled attracted much attention and comments of delight from visitors.

In the Walled Garden, early visitors snapped up healthy plants at bargain prices. Later there was the chance to enjoy (is that the right word?) a Spider Hunt.

Around the lawned area, an interesting mix – birds of prey, balloon artistry, crafts and local heritage – and throughout the afternoon demonstrations and dancing.

Dancing through the raindrops. Photo: Artemisia

Bell ringers performing in Chadkirk Chapel. Photo: Artemisia

Picnic time at Chadkirk Festival 2013. Photo: Artemisia

Early visitors snap up healthy plants at bargain prices. Photo: Artemisia

Enthusiasts await the Spider Hunt. Photo: Artemisia

Award winning balloon artists draw a large audience. Photo: Artemisia

A satisfied customer. Photo: Artemisia

Ki Taekwondo demonstration: people gather to watch their moves. Photo: Artemisia

Under the fruit trees, in the Walled Garden, early visitors enjoy their Cream Teas. Photo: Artemisia

Craftsman and daughter at the stained glass stall. Photo: Artemisia

Austin and Arnie, Master Cabinet Makers and experts in the use of our local beeswax. Photo: Artemisia

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