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When there is too much excitement around (the Cresteds are quite crazy fellows and Zoe on the right can get overexcited in a second), I usually will tend to get a little angry... but I try to contain myself ;).
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Queen Anne Farmer's Market
by Peggy Lefler.
Toronto, Curvd H&z, 1 april 198o. 1oo copies issued as Curvd H&z 5o & Th Wrecking Ballzark 14.
18 pp/7 printed, photocopy in rubberstamp covers. 5-1/2 x 5-3/4, 6 broadsides laid in folder.
concrete poetry, including a collaboration with jwcurry.
3o.oo
Live painting created on the night of the VIP gala auction, before being sold live on stage by Simon de Pury.
A Yorkshire slip cordon, at the Cooper Associates-sponsored County Ground, Taunton, on the rain-affected first day of a County Championship fixture with Division One rivals Somerset. A mid-afternoon thunderstorm meant only 42 overs were possible. After a three-hour hiatus, play eventually was abandoned for the day, owing to what the umpires regarded as a dangerously saturated outfield.
Match statistics
Somerset versus Yorkshire @ County Ground, Taunton
County Championship, Division One, day one of four (96 overs scheduled, 10.30am start)
Admission: £19 (advance purchase). Blank scorecard: £1. Attendance: 1,300 (estimate). Yorkshire won the toss and elected to bowl. Somerset 155-3 off 42 overs (Tom Kohler-Cadmore 76, James Rew 54 not out, George Hill 2-31) 0pts. Yorkshire (1pt) did not bat. Play was abandoned for the day, at 4.45pm, after a pitch inspection, owing to a wet outfield. Umpires: Rob Bailey, Mark Newell
Result (four days): Somerset 441-6 declared off 127 overs (14pts) drew with Yorkshire 134-9 declared off 38 overs (9pts)