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Local Lynx No.151 August/September 2023

The communty newspaper for 10 North Norfolk villages.

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CHURCH BARBECUE<br />

The annual church barbecue will be held on Sunday 27 th<br />

<strong>August</strong> at 12.30pm, kindly hosted by Perry and Pippa Long<br />

in their garden at The Place. Tickets at £12 per person are<br />

available from Pippa Long on 01263 860613. Come along<br />

for burgers, sausages and salads – vegetarian options<br />

available – plus desserts. Soft drinks will be provided but<br />

bring your own beers, wine etc and enjoy an afternoon in<br />

the sunshine in their lovely garden. It’s always a popular<br />

event and numbers are limited so book early to be sure of a<br />

place.<br />

CD<br />

LIVE MUSIC NIGHTS<br />

For live music fans, local and otherwise, there are three<br />

excellent shows for the autumn/winter period at Sharrington<br />

village hall.<br />

On Saturday 9 th <strong>September</strong> we have the super<br />

songwriting and guitar playing of Ken Nicol and Wendy<br />

Ross who will be accompanying him on violin.<br />

Saturday 14 th October sees the return of Winter Wilson,<br />

a fab duo consisting of Dave Winter on guitar and banjo and<br />

Pip Wilson on vocals and accordion. Check out the video on<br />

the ticketing page.<br />

Finally on Saturday 9 th December we have a visit from<br />

the very talented singer and songwriter Edwina Hayes.<br />

Some have said she has the voice of an angel and needs to<br />

be heard live to appreciate it. Again check out the links on<br />

the website or the ticketing page.<br />

Tickets for all events are available from https://<br />

www.ticketebo.co.uk/sharrington-village-hall/ and our<br />

website address is www.sharrington.org.uk G.Bishop<br />

VH RECRUITMENT CAMPAIGN<br />

Our committee at Sharrington village hall, or what was<br />

originally Sharrington and Brinton village hall, is composed<br />

of committed and hard working locals who can only give so<br />

much when it comes to time and the energy to sustain a<br />

community space for all. We all enjoy what we do to keep<br />

the hall in shipshape condition and raise funds accordingly<br />

to do this, but we could really benefit from further support<br />

on our committee from the community at large or the hall<br />

will cease to be able to do the many things it currently does.<br />

Please look at our new website to see what we do offer and<br />

please consider joining our committee to keep our hall<br />

sustainable for many years to come.<br />

G. Bishop<br />

CRAFT GROUP<br />

We would like to thank everyone who has come along to<br />

our craft workshops so far in <strong>2023</strong>. We have turned our<br />

hands to everything from Coronation crowns to origami<br />

umbrellas.<br />

We are taking a break in <strong>August</strong> but will return on<br />

Friday 1 st <strong>September</strong>, 10.30am -12.30pm for another get<br />

together with an autumn theme.<br />

Everyone is welcome at our friendly group.<br />

Refreshments and all materials are provided for a very small<br />

fee and donations to Sharrington village hall. More details<br />

can be found at https://sharrington. org.uk/craft. SB<br />

NOBLE ROTTERS WINE CLUB<br />

Not long after Loreen had mightily impressed Liverpool<br />

with her Tattoo, the Rotters hosted the Eurovision Wine<br />

contest in June, the first tasting of season nine. The white<br />

wines of northern Europe took on the better known reds<br />

from further south.<br />

A typically inventive British blend of Siegerrebe, Solaris<br />

and Phoenix crafted by Three Choirs in Gloucestershire got<br />

the evening off to a hopeful start. A Furmint from Hungary,<br />

a Grűner Veltliner from Austria, a Riesling from Germany<br />

and a Tamâiosa Româneasca from Romania did their best to<br />

set up an unbeatable score, but would it be enough?<br />

And, did the reds rise to the challenge? A Douro from<br />

Portugal, a Xinomavro from Greece, a Chianti from Italy, a<br />

Rioja from Spain and a Bordeaux from France soon<br />

dispelled any doubts as they clearly outshone the whites on<br />

both nose and palate.<br />

And the winner? You’ve guessed it. The Chateau Pey La<br />

Tour Reserve Bordeaux Superior 2018 seized the trophy.<br />

Chief Rotter<br />

PINPOINT INFO: Fakenham Age Concern area<br />

minibus provides a number of regular door-to-door<br />

services to Fakenham from villages covered by <strong>Local</strong><br />

<strong>Lynx</strong> for people over 55. See p.4 for details.<br />

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