The Bodgers Ball Hollowdene Farm Withington Shropshire 10-14th May
I arrived on the Wednesday afternoon, later on the way back from a walk to the Bull’s Head I spotted this Birch growing out of a stump!
Saw this in Gavin’s area; the middle section was adjustable left to right.
Great bit of timing – just about to make another for myself.
Bardster holding his Thursday leatherworking course.
I met this Lady at Cherry Wood a couple of weeks ago – I think this was her first course and first Ball.
Nicholas Raynaud ( I didn’t get the opportunity to talk to) with the steamer guy.
I saw Nicholas shaping a bowless spoon on a shavehorse on Thursday and then he split the handle into quarters – Friday he steamed it and twisted the quarters back on themselves.
Lots of great carved kuksas, dishes and bowls.
A great knife handle from Martin Hazel
John Mullaney’s coloured ware – stunning!
My favourite
The bonfire entertainment was outstanding – so many joining in.
Many thanks to all those that took part. Mike Ashton, Lee Southall to mention a few.
Shariff Adams on the fiddle
Everyone having a great time

The cake that everyone wants to cut, the final knife stroke of the closing ceremony.
So the end of another great ball,
so many people to thank – well read the next Gazette for that.
NEXT YEAR THE WEALD AND DOWNLAND MUSEUM AT
SINGLETON SUSSEX.
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