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Isle of May , Near Anstruther - Fife Scotland - more info on Scottish puffins available here - www.coolpuffins.co.uk/
Celebrating ‘The Big Lunch’ in Portstewart
Last year we had a Big Lunch on our street, celebrating a jubilee garden near the pensioners bungalows, created by the children. The Big Lunch was a simple but clever way to bring all the generations together. The children and elderly residents got to know each other better, sharing local stories and songs, and discovering the wealth of talent on our doorstep. It all helped to create a feel good atmosphere on our street.
It has had a profoundly positive effect on the whole street, and we not only know who our neighbours are, but have since supported each other in times of loss.
After our second party in September we started a befriending scheme were we look out for our each other’s houses and elderly neighbours, and are alerted to a problem if their curtains are not open by lunchtime. A simple task which works!
For this year ‘Big Lunch', we made our own bunting, banners, and collected donations. The excitement in the run up to the party is almost as good as the day its self on our street. We are all proud to live in Portstewart and our ‘Big Lunch’ celebrates the good will on our street.
I would encourage anyone to give it a go as The Big Lunch team are there to help you and it doesn’t need to cost much if everyone brings something to the table. Sure it’s fantastic fun and can make a difference in so many ways.
A special thanks to.
ASDA for providing their support and food, and McGee butchers for providing burgers and sausages.
Halifax team for their help on the day and £150 funding.
Cool FM for the £120 hamper.
Victoria Lagan Drama and Dance Company, Innova Irish Dance Company,
Adele Davies freelance music, and Stephen Lampard , Dave McMeeken musician.
Maverick Marquees for their amazing work on the day.
Alison Torrens
Event Coordinator
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By The Box Boy
April 2007
I recently wanted to experiment with wooden hinges for an unusual box I was making.
After reading Roger Gifkins excellent article (available for free download from www.gifkins.com.au/SingleActionWoodenHinge.pdf), I decided that I really did not want to work to the precision required for Roger’s method.
The method detailed below demonstrates how easy it is to make wooden hinges without a great deal of precision. The technique involves making a set of individual hinge fingers and then assembling them to make the completed hinge. An added bonus is that two or more contrasting timbers can be used to give a unique feel to the hinges (as in the photo of the completed box).
I make no claim to originality. These hinges are so simple to make that there must be others who have or are using this technique.
Another common flower, growing in the Israeli desert. Simple and beautiful.
Diplotaxis harra
טוריים זיפניים
I still revel in what elegant complexity arises from such simple ingredients. Two rectangles on a laptop display running below full brightness, a little organically induced camera motion, et voila!
This photo was created as part of a multi-photographer Camera Toss Group collaboration.
The pattern primitive image used with permission and under the terms of the Creative Commons; Attribution, Non-Commercial, Share-Alike 2.0 license.
See Shared Source Collaboration #1 and results.See also all results of such themes.