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Hillfarrance Photo Gallery

100 Years of Bellringing

THE VEN. ARCHDEACON AND MRS. CHARD AND BELLRINGERS,
HILLFARRANCE, FEBRUARY 1905.

H. LOMAN, D. CATTLE, Mrs CHARD, F. ALLERCOTT- Leader, E. LANGFORD,
H. LANGFORD, W. PRING, VEN.ARCHDEACON C.H. CHARD.

THE VEN. ARCHDEACON AND MRS. REED AND BELLRINGERS
HILLFARRANCE, FEBRUARY 2005

GEORGE COMER, DAVID RICHARDS, MISS JANE BEVERIDGE, MRS MARCIA MAUNDER,
MRS GILLIAN REED,REG COLEMAN (CAPTAIN), PHILIP ALLERCOTT, ALAN LEE
MRS MARGARET GILLARD VEN. ARCHDEACON JOHN P.C. REED.


Philip Allercott is not a ringer but was asked to appear on the photograph as he is a great nephew of Frank Allercott who appears on the original photo.

The above picture was taken from the top of the Church tower and shows Burgine on the lest and Palmers Cottage on the right

Recent Events in Hillfarrance

Margaret tossing pancakes for our party

Audrey arriving with her sister Vera and niece Beryl for her 80th Birthday party.

Wendy Hewson opening the new kitchen at our church on the 9th June 2007

The Rev. Alison Norris sitting pretty on the new toilet.

Rev. Alison and David Horwood busy cleaning.

Joan Edwards, Gillian Roots, Isobel Hughes and Jean Smith waiting in line to use the loo.

Margaret Gill and Hazel Dyke
cleaning the brass .

Coffee break at the big clean up
on 16th June 2007

Jean Smith cleaning the pew ends.

Easter Monday 2005 Morris Men on the Green with Holy Cross Church in the background.
Morrismen are annual visitors to Hillfarrance
they dance on the 'Green' by Holy Cross Church.

Start of the village walk

Past History - the construction of the Flood Alleviation Scheme means
that Hillfarrance will never again experience flooding in the village centre.

Hillfarrance Green in Flood

 


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