May Miscellany: Skelton Festival and some Badders

Nosher mills about Diss on a grey, drizzly Saturday morning and spots part of the Skelton Festival (warning: bizarrely constructed and slow site) taking place in the market square. John Skelton, 1460-1529, was a tutor to Henry VIII before becoming the Rector of Diss around 1503. Here the Norwich Early Dance Group perform original dances from the period, accompanied with suitable music and interspersed with readings from the work of John Skelton.

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Norwich Early Dance Group perform a dance in front of the Post Office with Dolphin House in the background to add an authentic building of the period for effect

Norwich Early Dance Group perform a dance in front of the Post Office with Dolphin House in the background to add an authentic building of the period for effect

More dancing...

More dancing...


The crowd looks on

The crowd looks on

A stall offers herbs of the period

A stall offers herbs of the period




Max, the BBs bassist is spotted in the crowd, so Nosher wanders over to say

Max, the BBs bassist is spotted in the crowd, so Nosher wanders over to say "hi"

On

On "Badders" Wednesday, Teresa brings along sproglet Lauren to start teaching her how to play badminton (well, maybe not quite yet)

Crispy, Sarah and Steve-O watch Lauren do stuff

Crispy, Sarah and Steve-O watch Lauren do stuff

 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

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