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Rather than the usual natural blessing, we are told that the Willesden Wassail focuses its attention on the food-sources of the urban landscape, giving attention to local shopkeepers including butchers, bakers, grocers and fishmongers.
Potential participants should gather at Willesden Green Tube Station at 2.15pm, and learn a traditional Wassail chant to sing as they walk down the High Street. For more, see https://www.facebook.com/events/161518433944920/
Hi Tom, thank you so much for blogging about my little Wassail.
ReplyDeleteMuch appreciated. Everyone had a lovely day singing to butchers and listening to poets on streetcorners.
You can see a few pictures on my page at http://on.fb.me/rachelrosereid and a little blog about why on earth it happens at: http://bit.ly/poejazziwassail
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