Arundel By Candlelight, The Bell Magazine & and other chat
Good Morning
from
Arundel Eccentrics
and Oh!
Quelle surprise!
It's raining
Ha Ha
It's only another
week until
Arundel by Candlelight
lets hope the rain
holds off on that day.
It's on Saturday 8th December.
The town will be buzzing.
There will be stalls up the
High Street and along
Tarrant Street.
The town will be full of
Festive Frolics
and good cheer
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| by the way..having talked about the Fair Trade Fair... Frank at Larkins sells a huge amount of Fair Trade Products |
Here's a few seasonal photos of Arundel
to get you in the festive mood.
We really are lucky
to live in such a beautiful place.
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| my house looks so pretty in the snow don't you think? |
If you are as fond of Arundel
maybe you have visited,
or lived here once,
or were brought up here,
and live elsewhere
(I've met several people over the years who were evacuated here as children,
during the war
during the war
and they came back to reminisce.)
One man asked to have a look round
my friend Allie's house,
just as I was going in to see her
as he was evacuated and lived there.
Anyway, I digress,
if, any of the above,
you might well
be interested
in
The Bell Magazine
If you are one
of our
US readers
it's £14 a year subscription
and you would just need to contact
the email address below.
"The Bell is Arundel’s Town Magazine
which is
still being published quarterly
after more than 12 years.
It
is delivered free to people
in the town and the 14 surrounding villages.
The Editorial team are volunteers
as are most of the people who deliver
it.
Subscriptions are available to those
residents who have moved to
other parts of the country
or the world.
We try to cover a range of
interesting
and relevant topics about Arundel
and are always looking
for new
articles or stories.
We have regular contributors such as a Computer
corner, history,
gardening and contributions
from the local primary schools
and
churches as well as the quarterly
crossword compiled by one of the team.
The magazine relies solely on revenue
from advertisers and we
are non-profit
making,
which takes a lot of time and
effort to ensure we can always
deliver.
Should you be interested in receiving
a copy of the magazine for
a small subscription please contact the Editor, Marian Webb on
or you might like to advertise, send a letter, send an article.
We are advertising our
painting furniture workshops in
The Bell
next year.
It would take me a month of Sundays
to deliver leaflets to all those homes.
So what's happening today?
I have several items of furniture
at near finished level.
It makes me so excited to
see them almost done,
the trouble is
as fast as
Nass and Russell
take them out to put on the van
they bring another item of furniture in
that is in dire need
of some TLC.
By the way,
at the moment,
our warehouse is only open
by appointment or by chance.
Apologies for any inconvenience.
We have some wonderful
pieces in at the moment
and if you are trade and
would like to visit
or a private buyer after
something specific
just let us know
Well,
Much as Id love to,
Much as Id love to,
I can't sit here chatting all day
