4161-4 Buck Dec-Jan - The Community of Bucklebury WIKI
4161-4 Buck Dec-Jan - The Community of Bucklebury WIKI
4161-4 Buck Dec-Jan - The Community of Bucklebury WIKI
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cow, calf, ewe, lamb, ram has to be<br />
looked at with <strong>of</strong> course a high regard<br />
for welfare, conservation and the sus-<br />
<strong>The</strong><br />
John Simonds Trust with<br />
Local Churches warmly<br />
invite you to<br />
<strong>The</strong> Lambing Barn<br />
At Rushall Farm, Bradfield<br />
For a simple celebration<br />
<strong>of</strong> the birth <strong>of</strong> Jesus<br />
on Christmas Eve<br />
at 3.00pm or 5.30pm<br />
Bring the whole family!<br />
<strong>The</strong> animals in the barn will<br />
be cosy enough,<br />
But you are advised to dress warmly,<br />
and bring a torch.<br />
Emmanuel – God with us<br />
Collection for ‘<strong>The</strong> Primary Project’<br />
For directions and further<br />
information phone<br />
John and Lindsay Bishop<br />
on 0118 974 4547<br />
tainability <strong>of</strong> the systems used.<br />
Standards for housing or storage <strong>of</strong><br />
crops have to be met and providing c<strong>of</strong>fee<br />
and cakes and a good lunch aids the<br />
flow <strong>of</strong> the whole process. Doug went<br />
home satisfied and was most helpful. I<br />
felt a flush <strong>of</strong> New Year Resolutions<br />
coming early and rushed <strong>of</strong>f to show a<br />
group <strong>of</strong> Reading University agricultural<br />
students round the farm. Little did I<br />
know when Lindsay and I first came to<br />
Bradfield to look at Andrew Waters’<br />
dad’s dairy farm on such a visit in 1968<br />
that we’d still be here today.<br />
John Bishop<br />
George Lailey – Thank you<br />
Following publication in the July<br />
issue <strong>of</strong> this magazine, I was delighted<br />
to receive several responses from<br />
readers after seeing the article about<br />
my Great Uncle George Lailey, the<br />
<strong>Buck</strong>lebury bowl turner.<br />
I would like to take this opportunity<br />
to thank those who so kindly took the<br />
trouble to contact me by phone and<br />
email to tell me their stories and memories<br />
<strong>of</strong> George when he was alive. I<br />
was emailed a photo <strong>of</strong> a lovely old<br />
watercolour painting <strong>of</strong> his workshop<br />
on the green and several pictures <strong>of</strong><br />
various bowls. My very special thanks<br />
must go to Paula and Colin for their generosity<br />
and kindness in giving me some<br />
wonderful and varied examples <strong>of</strong> his<br />
workmanship. <strong>The</strong>re was also another<br />
gentleman who rang me to say he found<br />
what he believed to be a Lailey bowl in<br />
his garage when he moved into a new<br />
house, but unfortunately I have mislaid<br />
his number and hope that he contacts<br />
me again as I would very much like to<br />
follow it up.<br />
I consider myself very lucky<br />
indeed to have been given some inter-<br />
8 DECEMBER 2010/JANUARY 2011