Scarecrows in the churchyard
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| St Ives Cambridgeshire
A personal view
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| This is not what you'd usually expect to see in our local churchyard and some passers-by were visibly taken aback - but it was a very effective advertisement for the Flower Festival inside the church. |
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| Most of the scarecrows disappeared at night - but this one just climbed up a tree! |
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| It has been some 35 years since All Saints held a flower festival, but this one was very well attended and brought lots of people to the church who didn't usually go there. It raised some £7000. |
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Move on to the FLOODS of January 2003 and November 2000 |
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