There's an elastic bouncer thing this year
The Christmas Lights Switch-on, Eye, Suffolk - 6th December 2024
The annual switch-on of the Christmas-tree lights in Eye rolls around again. There seems to be a good turn out, with packed streets and busy stalls, and the weather helps by not being too cold and by mostly not raining.
next album: Christmas Shopping in Norwich, Norfolk - 8th December
previous album: The Lads on Tour and the BSCC at the Red Lion, Needham - 30th November 2024
A doughnut stall
Bill sings with a Gislingham choral group
A dangling-chair carousel awaits
The Primary School choir does its thing
A Rudolf buckaroo outside the town hall
Santa cruises round on a Willys jeep
Isobel chats to Pinkie on her stall
Struggling with an inflatable gingerbread suit
Will tours the town hall in pirate costume
Isobel and Will hand out flyers for the panto
Santa's elf plays a card game
More Christmas stalls
Clive interacts with a mini-donk
A pair of mini donkeys on Lambseth Street
It's busy on Lambseth Street
The Scouts are cooking sausages again
Helen queues up for candy floss
A view up Broad Street
The scene around the Kerrison memorial
The illuminated tat sellers are there again
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There's an elastic bouncer thing this year
There's an elastic bouncer thing this year
A doughnut stall
Bill sings with a Gislingham choral group
A dangling-chair carousel awaits
The Primary School choir does its thing
A Rudolf buckaroo outside the town hall
Santa cruises round on a Willys jeep
Isobel chats to Pinkie on her stall
Struggling with an inflatable gingerbread suit
Will tours the town hall in pirate costume
Isobel and Will hand out flyers for the panto
Santa's elf plays a card game
More Christmas stalls
Clive interacts with a mini-donk
A pair of mini donkeys on Lambseth Street
It's busy on Lambseth Street
The Scouts are cooking sausages again
Helen queues up for candy floss
A view up Broad Street
The scene around the Kerrison memorial
The illuminated tat sellers are there again