Rosie & Sarah Dean - Garlands of Fresh Seasonal Greenery

Rosie & Sarah Dean - Garlands of Fresh Seasonal Greenery Hand-made garlands & bowers of fresh seasonal greenery. Bespoke items designed and tailored to compl

03/07/2024

I see trees of green,
Red Roses too
I see them bloom, for me...and for you...and I think to myself...What a Wonderful World

08/06/2024

I’m getting meself all spruced up (I think the furry leopard Bett Lynch coat is coming out!!!, its a tad chilly!) for the epic City of York 'Roland Walls' Folk Weekend!!
Held indoors and outdoors all weekend it’s a beautiful celebration of music and friends for me. It’s free, there’s great beer and food and loads of folk playing all weekend long, so please join us!
I’m a busy bee MC’ing this afternoon with John Storey and then tomorrow sees a mahoosive three gig day for me…ending with a solo spot from yours truly!!
Great work as ever by the wonderful team ( Stan Graham Christopher Euesden Edward Affleck ) that has taken Roland Walls legacy and done him sooo proud!

See below for all the amazing acts performing this weekend:

Saturday 8th June Main Stage
1.00 1.40 Monkey’s Fist
1.45 2.25 The Duncan McFarlane Band
2.40 3.20 Blonde On Bob
3.35 4.15 Chechelele
4.25 5.05 Holly Taymar
5.15 5.55 The Ale Mary’s
6.10 6.50 Les Roustiques

Wolfe Room Afternoon Concert
3.00 3.30 Mick O’Hara
3.35 4.05 Phil Pipe
4.10 4.40 Mary Callan
4.45 5.15 Peter Lister
5,20 5.50 Tim Pheby

Saturday Evening - Wolfe Room
7.00 7.30 Phil Cerny
7.35 8.05 Toni Bunnell
8.10 8.40 The Rattlers
8.45 9.15 John Storey
9.20 9.50 Martin Heaton
9.55 10.25 Judith Haswell
10.30 11.00 Stan Graham

Sunday 9th June Main Stage
12.50 1.30 The Bounty Hunters
1.45 2.25 Leather’o
2.30 3.00 The Minster Strays
3.15 3.55 The Old Humpy Band
4.10 4.50 Soundsphere
5.05 5.45 Edwina Hayes
5.55 6.35 White Sail
6.50 7.30 Caramba

Wolfe Room Afternoon Concert
3.00 - 3.30 Simon Alexander
3.35 - 4.05 Alex O’Neil
4.10 - 4.40 Paul Culkin
4.45 - 5.15 Tommy Coyle
5.20 - 6.00 The Barberellas

Sunday Evening - Wolfe Room
7.00 7.25 Pen & Stu
7.30 7.55 Sarah Dean
8.00 8.25 Eddie Affleck
8.30 8.55 Chris Euesden
9.00 9.25 Paula Ryan
9.30 10.00 Stuart Giddens (Blackbeards)
1000 to 1030 Final Jam Session

PENISTONE!!!pronounced "pennis-stun"It would seem that to those who have broadband buddy type checkers on their devices ...
12/05/2024

PENISTONE!!!

pronounced "pennis-stun"

It would seem that to those who have broadband buddy type checkers on their devices deem that the White Sail website references to this most idyllic of locations is deemed unsuitable and therefore blocks the access of the website!

I have therefore removed all references to PENISTONE and even the cheeky hidden link in the HTML code to the ticket link has now gone!

If you would like to check your access to our non shocking website
www.whitesailband.com you would actually be doing us a huge favour if you do have any of these (joking aside...most necessary) bits of software in place.

Now I've caught your attention there is a hidden picture of Chris wearing naught but a cod piece made of real cod.

Our up and coming gigs are as follows :
Sunday 26th May - Cottingham 'SpringFest' - The Cross Keys 4pm
Saturday 1st June - MoJo's Music Cafe - Scarborough - 3pm
Sunday 9th June - City of York (Roland Wall) Folk Weekend 5.55pm
Saturday 15th June - FoxFest 4 with the wonderful Amanda Lehmann - Foxley, Norfolk

😀 😍 😂

Rowley and Teddy In Dane’s D**e wood, resplendent with swathes of wild garlic and bluebells.A misty whispy ghostly type ...
11/05/2024

Rowley and Teddy In Dane’s D**e wood, resplendent with swathes of wild garlic and bluebells.
A misty whispy ghostly type day here at the coast…

15/07/2023

Perfect weather for toads, I am actually a toad…
“St. Swithin’s Day, also called St. Swithun’s Day, (July 15), a day on which, according to folklore, the weather for a subsequent period is dictated. In popular belief, if it rains on St. Swithin’s Day, it will rain for 40 days, but if it is fair, 40 days of fair weather will follow. St. Swithin was bishop of Wi******er from 852 to 862. At his request he was buried in the churchyard, where rain and the steps of passersby might fall on his grave. According to legend, after his body was moved inside the cathedral on July 15, 971, a great storm ensued. The first textual evidence for the weather prophecy appears to have come from a 13th- or 14th-century entry in a manuscript at Emmanuel College, Cambridge”

Recent wedding event at Burythorpe Hall
08/05/2017

Recent wedding event at Burythorpe Hall

Hanging hearts - pretty features that can hang on the wall or over a table
13/09/2011

Hanging hearts - pretty features that can hang on the wall or over a table

Dressing the outside stairs with a bower really greets the guests in style and provides a dressed look in the courtyard....
13/09/2011

Dressing the outside stairs with a bower really greets the guests in style and provides a dressed look in the courtyard. A sumptuous dressing of rich reds and greens in the inside of the balcony created a lovely backdrop for photos, stunning red velvet roses 'Naomi' were used here for a really glamorous and romantic entrance to the Hall

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