ASPARAFEST - A BLOOMIN' SUCCESS

The Badsey Society were present at the inaugural Asparafest held recently. This new event attracted thousands along to Ashdown Farm, near Badsey. Our photo shows two of the guests at the show, Henry Sandon and Mr. Bloom.

HE'S YOUR SECOND COUSIN, TWICE REMOVED'S, NEPHEW! 

It is often said that its dangerous to talk about anyone in a village as everyone is related to everybody else. Well, this Autumn. the Badsey Society is putting this to the test when they embark on a village genealogy project.

Members will be given free help to trace their own family ancestry, which could result in a 'Village Tree'. 

The Society's own website, www.badsey.net already boasts the country's finest set of local information for genealogists. Which includes censuses, burials, marriages etc..

PHOTO GALLERY

How would you like to put your photos on the Photo Gallery? What we require are 5 or 6 photos (landscape, min size 600 x 450 pixels), with a local theme (sporting, organisations, church, events, nature etc.) and will will display them below. Email your photos together with details to editor@badsey.org.uk

The Badsey Society Whit Walk 2013   (Photos: Valerie Magan and John Dallimore) They met outside the Wheatsheaf at 7pm prompt, And down the tracks and trails to Pear Tree Corner they all stomped. Past Wickhamford's thatched houses the walker's path did wind, And every sacred step they took had laughter close behind. Carried on emotion, buoyed by their success,  They came, they walked, they conquered, now its time to take a rest.

©2013 Badsey Website Group    Editor: Will Dallimore   Updated: 6/6/2013

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