The twinning oak tree at Coquainvilliers school
This was our guest photo for June 2006 and was taken by Roger Cavill.
The oak tree was donated by Creech Twinning Asociation to the French jumelage
at the formation of the Twinning Association, November 1995.
The tree (then a charming baby at little more than 1 metre tall)
was planted at Coquainvillers school.
Now (July 2006), at just over 10 years old, it is fast approaching its teenage years.
No doubt soon it will probably start wearing an iPod and speaking
a strange dialect unintelligible to parents and most people over the age of 25.
Chateau de Livet
This was our guest photo for July 2006 and was taken by Nigel Farrow
Chateau de Livet
This photo was taken by Nigel Farrow during the Twinning Exchange weekend to France, May 2006
Another great weekend hosted by all our friends in the French jumelage.
Alien made from fruit and vegetables competition
This was our guest photo for September 2006 and was taken by Nigel Finch
This photo is of the winning entry, made by Nigel,
in the ‘alien made from fruit and vegetables’ competition.
This competition was one of several held at our association’s annual
Bastille Day BBQ kindly hosted by Clive and Sue Downer.
The competition winners were:
Tallest weed without roots: Peter Turner
Most unusual shaped vegetable: Claire Montlucon
Best drawn picture of a guillotine: Colin Salter
Alien made from fruit and vegetables: Nigel Finch
Rosette in Red White and Blue: Nigel Farrow (adult section), Tilly and Charlie Blundell (children section)
Boule Competition: Carol Turner and Mike Leigh
Outgoing committee November 2006
This was our guest photo for December 2006
This photo was taken by Nigel Finch, November 26th 2006
at the time of our AGM at the Maypole Inn, Thurloxton
From left to right:
Standing: Colin Salter, Sue Cavill, Peter Elston, Nigel Farrow, Maureen Woolston
Sitting: Val Coakes
Sitting with eyes closed: Roger Cavill