In England we mark this day with bonfires and fireworks, although as the years have gone by it is less and less observed. The reason we are called to remember the 5th November is that on this day in 1605 Guy Fawkes was caught in the cellars of the Houses of Parliament, London with several dozen barrels of gunpowder. Guy Fawkes was subsequently tried as a traitor with his co-conspirators for plotting against the government . Which is the reason why a 'Guy' is made by stuffing newspaper into some old clothes to look like a man and then it is put on the top of the bonfire. Remember, remember, the 5th of November The Gunpowder Treason and plot; I see of no reason why Gunpowder Treason Should ever be forgot. So if you have stopped reading this blog by now you will not have realised that I am holding a 'giveaway' to mark this my 300th blog post, a day to remember for me and possibly you! This is what you will win when you comment giving one thing that you will remember...
Such variety. Beautiful and inspiring. I love miss mouse with her tatted edgings.
ReplyDeleteJane it was lovely to see what other people used tatting for
DeleteLooks like a wonderful place to go, must be fun to have this big sister😄I love the pictures and the umbrella with the ladies, the crochet work is lovely too💟
ReplyDeleteAh but that is not crochet it is tatting. They are the Dora patterns tatted by my sister
DeleteLooks so fun! That lady withe parasol is gorgeous! ( as are other things)!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I love getting together with other tatters. I always leave feeling inspired!
ReplyDeleteOf COURSE I'll take you again. Next year there'll hopefully not be a road diversion which just simply said 'road closed'!!!! I hope in future they put diversion signs up for us to find our way round it!!!
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking pieces!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI recognize some tatting by your sister.....
ReplyDeleteLooks like great fun!
and I recognize some by my friend Linda, such lovely tatting, how nice to have a sister who tats.
ReplyDeleteTotally in love with the gorgeous doll and parasol, and the sweet mouse and basket! Great ideas, and wonderful displays! So nice that you and Jane could get together!
ReplyDeleteLucky you ti have such a fab sister. Love the mouse.
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