This coming Saturday, 10th Feb, on Channel 4 between 8 and 9pm. The final of Village of the Year.
http://www.channel4.com/…/village-of-the-year…/episode-guide
Of course, we may have been edited out. But there’s a risk you’ll have to see a scratch Havoc side doing Constant Billy while trying to ignore the camera drone hovering just overhead.
Saturday 6th January, so somewhere in the region of Twelfth Night, and it’s wassailing time again at Hogacre.
About which we should really write more. Suffice it to say it was the usual fun and games, and lots of loud noises to ensure a fruitful year, and when I can find some pictures I’ll post them.
A chilly but bright Boxing Day at the Bridge – last dance out of the year.
Cry Havocs’ Xmas indulgence – food, beer and song! 
Competition time – What had these ladies been told to evoke this response? Answers on a £10 to Nigel and remember ‘there are NO prizes’!
Where we woz! – stunning!
Jim with wardrobe malfunction – leads a bold Shepherds’ Hey!
The sun shone briefly on the righteous! 
A fine afternoon at a great location – nice to be hear at a civilised hour! 
Hosts kicked off matters!
Stony Steppers – stony stepped! 
Woads something bordered and mollied!
Summertown did it daintily and a Havoc tarted! More tarts that Towersey!
We just made a quorum and put on a good show and ate well! Good to see eight sides at an ale!
A glorious sunny Bunkfest dance out – that saw Ed back in the side – welcome back, and a farewell dance out to Oliver who is off to university but is replaced for a few weeks by Nerys who is back for a break from studies – all change!
First stop was Boat House with Kennet Morris
Last stop was Town Square – where Oliver and Nerys put all else to shame by shaving donkeys in adjacent parishes!!
Conucopia – step and clog!
Belly dancers dance their bellies!
Havocs create havoc and proper Morris!
Ridgeway pack away the table clothe
All in a days dancing and folking in Wantage – and havoc add a recorder – great sound Kate and their mini Havoc!
The last Thursday in July saw us at the Newlands Inn in Eynsham, as guests of Eynsham Morris. They’d also invited Ducklington Morris and Cornucopia Appalachian. We’re all old friends.
Ducklington in action
Emma did her jig. Judging by the photo, at some speed.
Sometimes Emma dances so quickly, she’s just a blur
Later on we moved on to the Queen’s Head for some more dancing.
Eynsham turn up the energy
Eynsham’s musicians working hard
Kate concentrating
And once danced out it was inside the pub for a most splendid music session. A most excellent evening.
Dance out with Ridgeway clog and Rising Phoenix Morris from LA! Spot the visitors! Mind you how anyone could concentrate with the smell of Thai food wafting everywhere! I’m told the food is good! Maybe a Christmas visit to this lovely country pub? 
Emma reveals her darker side!
