The obligatory pile o’ hats.
The Havocs form two sets for Banbury Bill.
Owlswick.
Havoc’s musicians.
See the concentration!
Mr. Hemmings’ traditional morris men forming up.
Old Speckled Hen.
An excellent jig from Towersey.
The Havocs sing.
Last week, we handed over a donation to the Oxfordshire Association for the Blind. Today, we received a very nice letter of thanks!
Letter of thanks from Oxfordshire Association for the Blind.
We’re the Oxford Mail again!
From the Oxford Mail, 24th July 2014.
A fine evening in Hook Norton,
Hook Norton’s brewery tap!
Pete oversees the ‘elf and safety arrangements.
So good, we stopped traffic.
The Prince of Wales has been a regular venue for Cry Havoc over the last five years, thanks to the great welcome we always receive from Phil and Karen – and the top-notch beer! Sadly, Phil and Karen will be leaving the pub at the end of the month. To show our appreciation for their hospitality and support, we were there on Thursday not only to dance, but also to present a cheque to Phil’s chosen charity, Helen & Douglas House. It’s not quite farewell yet, though: we’ll be back at the Prince of Wales for Phil and Karen’s last weekend!
A big-stick dance.
Photo credit: Peter West
The musicians.
Photo credit: Peter West
Dancing Jenny Lind.
Photo credit: Peter West
The Squire, Phil, and Karen present a cheque to Peter West of Helen & Douglas House.
For St. George’s day, we were invited to dance at the Eight Bells at Eaton … although, somehow we ended up there on St. George’s day plus one! It was very pleasant spring evening: perfect for a few dances and some tunes.
At the Eight Bells on St. George’s day + 1
