What is in Kelvin's Head?

3 responses to “Palm Sunday Procession 2014”

  1. revruth Avatar
    revruth

    Rita kitten didn’t like the bagpipes, I’m afraid, and burnt her tail on a candle trying to find them to see them off.

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  2. Serena Culfeather Avatar
    Serena Culfeather

    Brrrrrrilliant!!!! And what a lot of people – I started to suspect they were doing laps!!

    (so much less cleaning afterwards than with a donkey!)

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  3. Tom Lowe Avatar
    Tom Lowe

    Excellent! And, a good diversity of people.

    God Bless

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