Immense towering sculptures that are built in a mad-dash during every November leading up to East Hoathly's Bonfire Carnival celebrations. The bonfire is built with waste wood destined for landfill. The whole project is left entirely in my hands which is wonderfully liberating, not having a brief or budget to worry about.
The bonfire is a community project built for and by the members of the village Carnival Society, all entirely by amazing volunteers.
Bonfire Sculpture for East Hoathly Carnival -10th November 2012
A very wet bonfire site greeted us on Saturday- it has never been this wet before we've started- often this wet during and after but never before- it is going to be soggy build for this years East Hoathly Carnival's Bonfire Sculpture.
Photos of East Hoathly's Jubilee celebrations June the 4th 2012.
Going to keep a blog of this years East Hoathly bonfire sculpture progress.
Day 7- Not to many people out helping today, and the weather's not a patch on last weekend!
The story of East Hoathly building their Beacon, part of the chain lit for the Jubilee celebrations of 2012.
'One World' Strangely inspired by the Chris Evans' Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2 - the line "Good morning Great Britain, welcome to another day on planet earth!" that starts his show, coming together with the twitter feed of the International Space Station Commander Douglas Wheelback who posted regular photo's from the space station.
The globe had the word "one" written in lots of different languages and a row of figures holding hands around the equator.
