So a stage was set up in front of our mural (painted a few years ago by a WWOOFer). And Mark set out the rules for the night. "the rules are that there are no rules. But we would like everyone to participate and not make excuses for their lack of talent." (A very hard request when you are challenged in the talent department.)...
First we were entertained by a young magician. "Watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat!"...
And the a mother daughter duo. First a round in German and the one in English...Kookaburra sits in an old gum tree.
..an acrobat...
and then a shared meal....
...and then on came the pied piper. Luckily my fingers remembered how to play "Speed Bonnie Boat" from when I was teaching at the Steiner school
Followed by the Bush Poet, Mark with Banjo Paterson's "Bush Christening"
And Grandmother and grandson duet..
And last but not least our fire twirling WWOOFer
He's not on fire, I promise! |
What a great way to end the night.
How fabulous, what an exciting night.
ReplyDeleteLooks absolutely lovely!
ReplyDeletemade me remember the Kookaburra sits in an old gum tree song from my Lions exchange in 2001! I can't believe it's such a long time ago. We spend a lovely international week in Halls Gap, Victoria
DeleteThat is so cool , Kate!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! I can see why you would enjoy communal evenings. Instant party!!!
ReplyDeleteoh wow kate, this looks awesome, what a fun family gettogether! you look cute as the pied piper.
ReplyDeleteAmazing, love it, love sarah. xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea Kate and it's great if everyone joins in....talented and otherwise.
ReplyDeleteI think I would've recited a poem or two as well........I'm also a fan of Banjo Patterson and Clancy of the Overflow or Mulga Bill's Bicycle would've been my picks.
Cute little magician and the fire twirling photos are very effective.
Claire :}