Country Fair in London
James Long
Visitors will be informed, educated - and entertained - using all the
aspects that make the British countryside a vital resource for industry,
commerce and leisure in the UK.
They'll be informed to the widest possible cross-section of the countryside
community; from farmers to farriers, from gamekeepers to gate-makers....
....and everyone will have the opportunity to enjoy the products and produce
created in the countryside and understand how they form a vital part of the
daily lives of city, town and country dwellers alike.
See and try country foods, country leisure activities such as fishing, the
role of conservation in the countryside, farming - agriculture and livestock
demonstrate and explained, countrysports, crafts and skills and the heritage
of the British countryside.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Visit www.countrysidelive.org.uk for more information and a full online
ticket ordering service.
Tony
>On 19th-21st May 2000 there is a Country Fair in Syon Park, London.
Uh oh it's the Hunt!
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Tony
Most of us are so busy leading the life we think others expect us to lead, we
fail to notice that they are more concerned with what we think of them.
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Alan Holmes
James Long wrote in message ...
>On 19th-21st May 2000 there is a Country Fair in Syon Park, London.
>Visitors will be informed, educated - and entertained - using all the
But, the most vital piece of information is
missing, and it's exclusion is an indication
that the entry fee is extortionate!
Alan
Rowland Jobson
We are seeking film and educational theatre productions on the environment
to show. We are also requesting other organisation world wide to come together
to show solidarity as a symbol for change. See below
Save our World Festival 2000
Brockwell Park, Dulwich Road, South London, UK - Sunday 18 June - Noon till
9pm
Nearest BR Herne Hill Station, Bus 37, 35 137, 3, 2. nearest Underground.
Brixton
Save Our World are looking for environmental documentaries and films to show
at their festival in the interactive area. Around 5000 -10000 people attend the
one day event in South London in June. There is no fee for screening but you
will have you film shown. Screening will be in a large blacked out dome
designated for theatre, live art and film screenings. Any multimedia artists
work covering environmental issues may also be shown if on CD rom. The
festivals aims are stated below. there will be post screening discussions for
certain films. Be they shorts or feature length, about local, national or
international environmental issues they are of interest. Please submit a VHS
and script or short description of the film/play/media to Save Our World -
Please submit a VHS and short description of
the film. to :-
Save Our World
14 Richbourne Terrace
The Oval
London
SW8 1AU
UK
or email fil...@yahoo.co.uk
We would like to invite other organisations to use the wishing tree a a symbol
of hope and change by making wishing trees around the world on the same day.
Wishes for the environment or other wishes. We hope to link up to other sites
that day and show the wishing trees around the world. It can be used for local
fundraising for your organisation if you wish the main thing is we would like
an international symbol of commitment to create positive change to the
environment and stop the current destruction and devastation and extinction
of many species .
Sites are available for companies producing enviromnetal products and services
such as organic produce, ecological power systems and much more.
They will be a discussionsand debate on current presing issues and action for
change
Aims
To be a localised community event in support of the purposes of Save our
World, which are to help and protect the natural environment - specifically
by means of a combination of education, celebration and spiritual
upliftment. To attract all interested social, ethnic and age groups from
the surrounding area, and draw upon the talents of and invite the
participation of local organisations and artistes.
The educational element is to consist of activities which are aimed to
increase public awareness of the state of the environment and changes
occurring to it, caring for the environment, and commitment to and support
with changing ecological attitudes, habits and lifestyles, both personally
and in the public domain.
The celebratory element is to uphold and cherish our World's beauty,
abundance, diversity and radiance through art, theatre, dance and music.
This year's Festival is to increase the content of the educational element
in relation to the musical content, by comparison with last year's one -
through greater variety and number of achieved educational projects, through
reducing the number of music stages and the sound levels , and
having no more than one stage powered by mains supply and amplification
systems all other will be powered by alternative energy sources. This is to be
considered a transitional arrangement prior to the use of renewable power
supply to all stages in future Festivals.
The spiritual element of this Festival is to be marked in this Festival by
designating a quiet Retreat Area at the highest point of Brockwell Park,
with a Tibetan-Buddhist mast flying prayer flags and a wishing tree.
Website http://surf.to/sow
James Long
There is nothing to do with hunting at Countryside Live, the event is
designed to inform everyone about Britain's wonderful countryside; its
foods, its crafts, its wildlife, its farming and much more.
"Tony" <to...@sentienc.demon.co.yuk> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 5 Apr 2000, James Long wrote...
> >On 19th-21st May 2000 there is a Country Fair in Syon Park, London.
>
James Long
much is it to get into most other events in London, I think you'll find its
alot more!
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>
> James Long wrote in message ...
> >On 19th-21st May 2000 there is a Country Fair in Syon Park, London.
>