Last week the most amazing thing happened to the Carillon in Queen's Park! Just after dark, the paths around the park were lit up with lanterns, and a group of people processed from the Museum to the Carillon, carrying lanterns. This was the culmination of the week-long half-term activities, and it turned into a most spectacular event!
From this:
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| The Carillon in Queen's Park |
To this:
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| Before the show |
Then this:
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| In the beginning |
Through this:
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| Everyone loves a cat |
And this:
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| Coming to an end |
To this:
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| Announcement of the Loughborough Children's Illustrated Literature Festival timed to coincide with the 100th anniversary of Ladybird Books |
If you want to read more, there's an article in the Loughborough Echo.
If you want to see the whole show, have a look at Colin Hamilton's video.
As ever, a picture (or two) speaks a thousand words. With huge apologies for the photo quality!
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