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How you can support the Meadow

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2017 Falcon Meadow Community Trust. How you can support the Meadow. Website by Sally Harrington and Tony Dawes. There are several ways that you might help to support this beautiful and much loved space. This is always welcomed, and currently there are a number of methods:. Please make cheques made payable to Falcon Meadow Community Trust. We are keen to ensure that all contributions are traceable, so please also include your name, address, phone number and email with your cheque to:. Sort Code - 77-66-13.

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Friends of Falcon Meadow Dinner

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2017 Falcon Meadow Community Trust. Friends of Falcon Meadow Dinner. Website by Sally Harrington and Tony Dawes. Saturday 16th April 2016, 6.30pm and 7.00pm at Earsham Street Café. The dinner was a great success, raising much needed money to help pay for and maintain the Meadow. Supper and Quiz March 2017. Friends of Falcon Meadow Dinner.

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Business Ducks

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2017 Falcon Meadow Community Trust. Website by Sally Harrington and Tony Dawes. A big Thank You to all the businesses who supported Falcon Meadow by purchasing and entering a duck in the Great Bungay Duck Race. Supper and Quiz March 2017. Friends of Falcon Meadow Dinner.

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Blog

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2017 Falcon Meadow Community Trust. Website by Sally Harrington and Tony Dawes. Duck-seller takes a selfie during a break from selling ducks on Castle Meadow during the Bungay Festival Fun Day. July 11, 2015. The First Bungay Great Duck Race. From the Becles and Bungay Journal 24/07/2015. The long hot mid-summer dry spell meant the non-tidal River Waveney at Bungay was down to a drift rate of just feet per minute and often less - a potential recipe for disaster when racing drifting ducks. Duck races are ...

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Duck Race 2015

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2017 Falcon Meadow Community Trust. Website by Sally Harrington and Tony Dawes. Paddling furiously against the strong competition, braving the heavy seas, contrary tides, adverse winds and cross currents of the River Waveney at Bungay, these athletes deserve our hearty applause! Goes to the Bungay Film Club, Silver. To Sprake and Kingsley, solicitors, and Bronze. To the Dungeon Master Bat Duck, sponsored by the Child family. These are the companies who generously sponsored a Corporate Duck:.

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Duck Race 2016

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Thank You to everyone who supported the Duck Race and Falcon Meadow. Best Dressed Puddle Ducks. Caz Jones, Most Quackers Duck. Liz Taunt, Ugliest Duckling. Duck Most Likely to Succeed. Kaelin Denny, Duck the Judge Would Most Like to Take Home. Puddle Duck Race three local chidlren were delighted to win fabulous prizes in the Puddle Duck race. Prize was a family meal at the award-winning Stonehouse pizza restaurant, 2 nd. Was a return trip on the Big Dog ferry between Beccles and Geldeston, and 3 rd.

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The Duck Race

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2017 Falcon Meadow Community Trust. Website by Sally Harrington and Tony Dawes. The Black Shuck Duck of Bungay. A randomly numbered duckling, generously sponsored by the Earsham Street Fish Company, won the fabulous bonus prize of 25 in vouchers for use at the Fisher Theatre. Congratulations to Linda of Bungay who won First Prize, Mrs Goff who won Second Prize and Pauline and Anne, also of Bungay, shared the Black Shuck prize. Thanks to all who took part and hope to see you next year!

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The Duckcam

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2017 Falcon Meadow Community Trust. Website by Sally Harrington and Tony Dawes. Supper and Quiz March 2017. Friends of Falcon Meadow Dinner.

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Puddle Duck Instructions

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2017 Falcon Meadow Community Trust. Website by Sally Harrington and Tony Dawes. You are now the proud owner of a Bungay Puddleduck! Here’s what you need to do:. 1 Come up with a creative way to decorate your duck. It can be anything you like a figure from history, a singer, a footballer or just a beautifully decorated duck from your imagination. Duck most likely to succeed. Duck the judge would most like to take home. REMEMBER: Write your name and telephone number on your puddleduck.