TRIMINGHAM TROSH 2024
Wow, well the weather was wonderful, the team of volunteers from Howard at the entrance to Trimingham Hall with Richard coordinating parking for display vehicles and the general public being directed on to Jeremy, Ann, June, Bruce(who also baked fabulous cakes) manning the spaces which quickly filled.
The team of road stewards of Terry, Phil, Derrick, Mack, Bill, Helen and her children, enabling people to cross safely to the ploughing fields(the use of generously loan by Chris Harrison) and safely exit back on to the coast road at the end of their visit.
The kitchen team of Matt, Lynn, Jenny(who also sold many many raffle tickets, Roz, Yvonne(who also baked five Victoria sponges, greatly appreciated by the exhibitors of the variety of vehicles and Morris dancers) Sarah and Linda donated dozens of lovely sausage rolls.
Maureen who besides baking lovely lemon drizzle cakes manned the Tombola and most importantly looked after Larry.
Bar men Tim from Swafield Hall and Mick from Staden Park.
Ann enticing children and many adults to try to Hook a Duck.
Charlie introducing many to the now famous Golden Bucket game.
Una organising with the help of Dee, Helen and Teresa the amazingly successful Bric a brac sales.
THANK YOU
North Norfolk Vintage Tractor Club were kept busy both days enabling people to try ploughing.
Wostead Weavers ladies demonstrated and allowed people to try weaving in the hall, lace making was also demonstrated.
Wild Touch introduced their amazing creatures and people got closer to some unusual creatures.
Rosalie Gibbs and Lis Keddell displayed their artistic endeavours in the foyer.
East Coast Pirates Car club of Gt, Yarmouth with their many beautiful American style cars visited on the Saturday as did Saturday Scooters for the first time which we hope will be repeated next year.
North Norfolk Morris Minor club members visited Sunday with their beautiful cars, plus many local vintage car owners came and displayed their wonderful vehicles.
All were entertained by the singing of Jeff and Sue Short with John Hutchins and Holt Ridge Morris dancers on Sunday.
Thanks too to Patrick who not only took lots of great photos but helped stewarding the road, thanks to Mario Mundesley’s First responder who attended each day to be on hand if First Aid was required, and Kirsty who went to Tesco for milk when we ran out half way through the second day.
Ludham Butchers who supplied the best of burgers and jumbo sausages and Humpty Dumpty Brewery who supplied the cask of lovely Little Sharpie.
We were supported by many local charities and businesses.
This resulted in us being to bank over £1600, we will now be looking to giving the hall a complete paint.
LIZ
