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The ukulele band
This is the Culbaba Theatre exhibit. It’s a charitable organisation based in Bexhill-on-Sea, founded by Ukrainian women now living in the UK. They are dedicated to preserving and presenting authentic Ukrainian traditional song, ritual and theatrical heritage.
Work in progress!
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Awaiting the flypast..
The Royal British Legion Band
Fancy a listen?
Meanwhile, out at sea…
At the Pavillion there was record Fair going on!
I could go on, but I’ll stop here!
NEXT WEEK –
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…Meet Artists Shaping Sussex, a festival of 3D Art in and around our wonderful De La Warr Pavilion!
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What planes were in the flypast Keith? Good pics again.
Thank you. There was just the one, Di, a WW2 Douglas Dakota. It went to and fro several times.
We lived a few miles from the BBMF and often saw the Lancaster, Spitfires and Hurricane. They had a Dakota too, Quite something to see them in the sky.
That must have been wonderful!
Another fun day. You do the coolest things. Wish hubby and I had been with you.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous day and rest of the week, Keith. 🙂
Thanks, Sandee. We do have lots of fun!
Bexhill seems like a thriving community. Vibrant, colourful photos.
It certainly is! We are blessed.
Hmmm …. excuse me, but isn’t every day Bexhill Day? Sure seems that way to me …. and rightly so!
PS – that’s an impressive display of vinyl!
It seems that way! Next week the Art Festival, the week after the Classic Car Show….
I chose the vinyl close ups with you in mind – Beatles, George Harrison and Year of the Cat that you featured in your post last month!
Thank you! I thought it was most serendipitous that you displayed my favorites! So very kind of you, dear Keith. 🥰
Piacere mio, Nancy!
Your town spends summer the right way, celebrating.
It sure does, Mimi!
i really love the mix of all of the different groups and celebrations and displays here –
Thanks, Beth. It’s the day we are reminded of all the institutions that make our town such a special little place.
That looks like a great day out!
It certainly was! Thanks, Lydia.
These are lovely photos.
Thanks so much Nony!
Fantastic set of photos. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you, the pleasure’s mine!
Another fun day on the waterfront!
Oh yes! Many more to come!
Happy Wordless Wednesday 🤗
Thanks so much, Carmen!
This looks like a wonderful day was had by all. Love the shots which include so much variety of things to partake in. Those records displayed for sale hit a nerve, especially the shot of Al Stewart’s Year Of The Cat. That album was a big part of my teen years. Clearly, the community really has something to be proud of putting on this event.
Thanks. Bruce. As a vinyl collector, I was in my element!
Wow, those records! I wonder how much they were, not that I have a record player to play them. And the band playing the Marlboro Man cigarette commercial theme! (Yes, I know the music came from the movie The Magnificent Seven, but I will forever associate it with Marlboro cigarette commercials, which were banned from U.S. TV over 50 years ago now. I would have so loved that festival. Alana ramblinwitham
They were not cheap! That was a magnificent commercial – I just popped across to YouTube to watch it again! The band did a pretty good job of it.
The suburb I live in is called Box Hill too interestingly
Almost twin towns!
Fantastic gallery, Keith. I love all the photos. I was impressed with the albums on offer. Lots of LPs by The Beatles at The Pavillion.
Thanks Suzette. I always leave the record fair richer and poorer!