I was lucky to be in the best position to see and capture them coming on the field, the atmosphere was out of this world.
I am thankful to the Huntingdon and District Branch Royal Navy Association for giving me a hand erecting the gazebo, I had forgotten how heavy it was, I am so used to getting everting ready before the volunteers come to man the stall.
On this occasion, sadly no BRoW4CIC volunteers were available to lend a hand due to other commitments but I was grateful that Dawn Norris and Brigette Peck came when did as there were lots of children wanting to have a go a winning a teddy or hopefully wining the contents of a jar via a tombola. They only stayed for a short while, but it was gratefully appreciated. Reinforcements came in the guise of elder Jared Bachelder and Bryan Coloma both from the Huntingdon Ward of the Jesus Christ Later-day saints. Both the elders stayed with me for a further two hours and then had to leave due to other commitments.
A lovely lady called Rita asked if she could help me, as she noticed I was on my own. Her help was truly amazing, her laughter and smiles with the children was outstanding, we nearly ran out of teddies when the heavens started to open.
