We'd put up posters
around the village announcing the change of venue, but how many people would turn up?Boxing Day normally brings out the crowds but would they go the extra half mile? We needn't have worried.
Despite our late arrival there were loads of people waiting in the Angel car park - mainly because the pub was full to bursting.
Kevin was seen heaving empty beer kegs out the back door and calling for spare glasses as he was running out.
With numb hands but warm insides thanks to Bomber County (4.8% abv) we executed a number of perfectly performed dances.
Just look at the pictures for examples of straight lines, coordinated sticking and exemplary whites.
We received several requests from certain members of the audience that we end with Fanny Frail.
They're getting to know our repertoire!
John Aldous was drafted in to instruct our guest dancers and they didn't let us down, beating the men's sticks with wicked vigour and evil grins.
As one dance finished another began - the Flamenco Dancers took the stage with some spirited hand clapping, foot stomping and stylish skirt swirling.
A delight to behold.
