The weather was very kind to us for the GLHS event.
We had an interesting tour of the silk mill, although it was a bit of a struggle for some due to the heat and noise, as we stood up for more than 45 minutes.
I think the village has something to be proud of, though.
A sumptuous barbeque was then laid on at the President's House. We lent our large gazebo, and fortunately the day, and evening, was dry with no sign of the 'Glemsford Breeze'.
Harold & Joyce Ager's daughter Anne (formerly of the Black Lion) volunteered to do the barbequeing, which was great.
I became Trifle Monitor & Raffle Queen as is now my niche in life.
Many people generously donated desserts and raffle prizes - so many of the latter, the draw went on for such a long time I nearly sent the chaps home to have a shave!
George and Anne generously provided the rest of the food, (meat, salads, etc.) and the wine, as well, of course, as the use of their beautiful garden with tables attractively dressed with floral arrangements.