
Parwich Flower Festival starts today
Friday July 4, 2008 by Jane B

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It is stunning!
I have just come back from the flower festival in the church, completely bowled over by the beautiful displays, the wonderful scent of roses, soothing background music and – of course – the welcoming coffee and delicious home made cakes.
The first surprise is the porch, complete with garden gate and hastily abandoned galoshes – obviously some keen gardener (someone looking for an allotment, perhaps?) has taken it over. They’ve been suddenly called away, but doubtless will soon be back…
Perhaps they’ve popped into the church for a minute? Have a look: once inside, you’ll find a wonderful variety of imaginative displays to admire and possibly some of the designers, as well as the new tympanum and display board and Miss Graham’s window.
I do urge you to pop in to see it for yourselves. It is really impressive. What a wealth of talent we have in the village, and what a lot of work has been going on unseen by the rest of us!