Jack in the Green, WInchcombe, Gloucestershire, August 2009
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From: Frailer46
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  • Hello Lolly. The archives I mentioned are those of Emma Dent, writing in 1892. She was a great benefactoress of the town. I don't think the archivs have been published, but you can find them in the Winchcombe Folk Museum.

    Frailer46 11 months ago

  • Looks like great fun and it's lovely to see you revive this old English tradition. By the way are the archives you mentioned online? would be very interested to take a look if they are! Thanks. Lolly

    lollyclan 11 months ago

  • I think that you are right - it was a long procession! Glad you liked the tunes - they are 2 tunes collected in Gloucestershire, namely "Three Meet" and "Chelford Races".

    Frailer46 2 years ago

  • Excellent procession! Was it my imagination, but did Jack start to look tired by the end?? Great music too!

    Andy

    valetrust 2 years ago

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