A St. George's Day Parade, Dickleburgh, Norfolk - 28th April 2019

Nosher and Fred are in their first actual march with the Gislingham Silver Band, at the Scouts' St. George's Day Parade in Dickleburgh. It turns out to be surprisingly difficult to play an instrument, read music and march all at the same time without crashing into the row in front, plus it's absolutely freezing. But it's an interesting experience and good practice.

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The Scouts carry their flags from the Scout hut

The Scouts carry their flags from the Scout hut

The traffic marshall keeps an eye on things

People assemble at the school

Milling around at the school

Isoble takes a photo

The Scouts' drummer checks up on arrangements

Adrian appears

Bernard chats

The band consults on the 'set list'

Adrian catches up with the band

Nosher and Fred, who's on flute

Nosher and Fred look like a religious cult

The band assembles

Terry leads the GSB off up the road

Fred brings up the rear

The band marches through Dickleburgh

Nosher and Fred go past

Some more Scouts

The Sea Scouts march past

The procession passes through the graveyard

Scouts and Beavers sit down for a presentation

Isobel and Harry

St. George fights with a dragon

The dragon is slayed by St. George

The massed crowds behind the church in Dickleburgh

An actual sousaphone