All Saints’ Branston
After a meeting in the Branston Cafe I walked back past the Church.
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Branston
Branston Plough Play
The Branston Players revived a village. tradition today, by performing a public Plough Play.
about fifty people turned out to see this show
A Plough Play was traditionally performed by agricultural workers, especially across Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire. They were based on a similar story but with each village having their own version. The one performed here today included a fool, the King of Egypt, a doctor with a dubious bedside manner and a recruiting sergeant among others. The story was told with songs and poetry – and featured at the end a song from the last time the play was put on in Branston in 1967.
The sun even came out for a few minutes during the performance.
Diana and I thought it was good and were pleased we went to see it.
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Branston Church Yard
Diana and I were out at the Branston Business Network this evening at the Wagon and Horses, this shot was taken up behind the pub.
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Branston Business Group
Diana and went along to the Branston Business Group this evening, to speak about Octagon Technology. The meetings are held in the Wagon and Horses, Branston on the last Thursday of the month.
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Flags
I walked to a meeting in the village today and on the way home I saw these flags flying over one of the bungalows.
