Photo Gallery
A selection of images from the "Any Swing Goes"
at Bylaugh Hall, Norfolk
March 2008
September 2007:
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And images from other Rock the
Block events
Swing 'n'
Blues Extravanganza : Wymondham, 5 June 2004
The Capel Crowd : The
crowd at Capel St Mary
A selection of images from "Any Swing Goes" Bylaugh,
March 2008
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The band |
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Having met the group on the Friday evening, Bill and Julee wonder if its too late to cancel |
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Bill points out that while nobody is watching, he and Julee could make a run for it |
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The complementary yoga session takes on a more relaxed approach than might have been |
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Lesley puts on a brave face despite have contacted CHFOS (Constant Head Falling Off Syndome) during one her latest overseas visits, which apparently has nothing to do with the result of listening to Jon drone on and on about the delights of separating oil and water 3 miles underground |
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Old friends! |
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Old friends, but not so old! |
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A selection of images from "Any Swing Goes" Bylaugh,
September 2007
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Who let the blonde bimbo's in?
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After the first day's class, the wino's sit around to discuss the finer points of everything they had already forgotten
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Having given up on Swiss soft furnishings, Jan maintains her defence of the scatter cushion as a vital piece of decor in the typical Swedish household
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A much more concilliatory group return to the outside
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Afternoon tea - just in case anyone was hungry
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Having decided to make everyone on the weekend a crew member, Al and Linda realised that they had nothing to do and could sit back and relax
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Hasse and Marie
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A class in the Orangery
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Louise demonstrates her culinary skills by making four of the largest 'smarties' that any of us had ever seen
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Ray secures his normal location (and position) for the workshops
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During a review of the early rushes from the weekend, I was appalled to find that the event had been infiltrated by the papparazi, and in particular, the small features photographer from "Gnomes and Gardens". Is nothing sacred?
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Colin considers whether slitting his wrist might be better than another marathon session with H&M
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A selection of images from "Any Swing Goes" Bylaugh,
March 2007
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A class in the Orangery
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In a fit of anarchy, the group decided that they would pose inside this time, and boy are there some posers amongst them!
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A view from the Hall
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Aaaah! arn't they sweet!
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A selection of images from "Any Swing Goes" Bylaugh,
September 2006
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Bylaugh Hall, in all its glory!
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Dinner in the Courtyard Mews
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A class in the Ballroom
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The evening Cabaret slot
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The Group this time!
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A selection of images from "Any Swing Goes" Bylaugh,
March 2006
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Bill Borgida shows his impersonation of 'Sooty' with no clothes
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Maria explains to Jan that not matter how nice it may be scatter cushions are not 'de rigeur' in Zurich at present
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Bill and Maria
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What can I say?
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Here they are again!
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A selection of images from "Any Swing Goes" Bylaugh,
September 2005
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Breakfast at Bylaugh |
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Relaxing at lunchtime |
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The essential part of any workshop is making good notes!! |
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Style, or wot! |
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Here we are again! |
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The Crowd at "Any Swing Goes" Bylaugh,
June 2005
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The Group |
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A selection of images from "Any Swing Goes" Bylaugh, March 2005
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The group listen with intense interest as Julie Oram and Lennart Westerlund describe the coincidences that led to the rennaisance of Lindy |
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Intense listening can be very tiring! |
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The group |
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A selection of images from "Any Swing Goes" Bylaugh,
September 2004
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Mark, the 'modern man' uses the opportunity to practise his domestic skills in readiness for Hoc's sojourn to the Antartic |
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Dan & Christi resort to desparate measures to simulate the crowded conditions of Balboa Island in the 30's |
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Meal time at ASG's is a hectic affair. Mark wonders why no one has joined him saying 'Grace' while Alison calmly explains to Kevin that Bylaugh is not the place to train for his attempt at the world speed record to push a bread roll into his ear. |
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Claire and Sara wear tokens of the heads they have taken on the dance floor, while Claire does all she can to keep the morning lesson in her head
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The ASG group
Bylaugh Sept 04 |
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Emergency measures are brought in when the air conditioning in the dance hall breaks down |
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Lunch! |
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Swing 'n' Blues Extravanganza : Wymondham, 5 June
2004
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Nigel teaches everyone how to applaud in readiness for the evening Cabaret |
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Sharon thinks, "It's no good waving your arms Liz, you're not having any of my water" |
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Having sent Nick to Coventry during the morning session, he gets his own back at lunchtime by being the only one to remember his lunch box, leaving the others to wait for the bus to Tesco's |
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Despite her insistence, Nigel is unconvinced that he should invest in Linda's one-handed paint roller invention, while Lisa decides to practise Yoga Hop, which allows her to dance Lindy in a state of serene calm, although it has to be done on one leg |
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Passing through Wymondham, Buffy the Vampire Slayer mistook Andy for her sworn enemy Count Dracula, but narrowly missed him with her stake |
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Nick turns the other cheek, uninterested in the bargain that Chris has found in Specsavers, while Pip continues to drink his tea from the top of his deodorant canister |
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Posing for a group shot, Larry decides to put his new baby aerials skill into practise |
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After a hard morning on the workshop dance floor, everyone is pleased that Nigel's musicality class involves sitting down. Nigel is equally pleased that everyone's snoring hit the break |
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During Nigel's intensive class on musicality he demonstrates that no matter how many times you write the word, 'HIT' you need to use two cross bars |
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The Crowd at Capel St Mary
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Having learnt that Balboa was danced on a crowded floor the gang at Capel St Mary take their positions for freestyle |
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A selection of images from "Any Swing Goes" Bylaugh, March 2004