Today we picked 3 3/4lb of blackberries to make jam
The fruit has ripened later this year up Hillsborough in Ilfracombe and there are lots of lovely berries ready for jam making.
The fruit has ripened later this year up Hillsborough in Ilfracombe and there are lots of lovely berries ready for jam making.
Studio Theatre’s production of Not Now Darling brings this farce to the Landmark Theatre, Ilfracombe, North Devon on Sundays in July and August 2010
Rockpools and the harbour from Larkstone Beach, Ilfracombe
Wild foxgloves are just coming into flower this year up Hillsborough in Ilfracombe . . .
Everywhere is blue this morning.
Out with the dogs and camera this Bank Holiday morning up Hillsborough snapping away . . .
The general election. We knew it was coming. I’m sure many people don’t want it, even though we need it. We needed it last year, but we have had to wait.
Breakfast on a Good Friday is a one-off for us: a supply of freshly baked hot cross buns from the Pantry in Ilfracombe High Street, North Devon.
Thinking of the residents of Cockermouth in Cumbria and hoping that they can return to normal life as soon as possible after the floods, it struck me how powerful water is.
The more I perform at the Landmark, the more I realise what a wonderful theatre this is. A newcomer to the company was impressed with the facilities and agreed what a marvellous asset it is for Ilfracombe.
Studio Theatre’s production of Oh, What a Lovely War! at the Landmark Theatre, Ilfracombe, North Devon combines the songs that united the ordinary soldiers of the Great War with a wry look at the politicians and officers in charge of the carnage.
We were lucky to watch the hundreds of minis drive into Ilfracombe this afternoon on the North Devon Mini Grand Tour 2009 in aid of Children’s Hospice South West.
Sometimes it’s too easy to miss what we have now. This evening we wandered down to the seafront and enjoyed a pint of Wizard Brewery’s Old Combe at the Landmark Beer Festival.
Once again, Ilfracombe in North Devon will be offering audiences in search of special entertainment something fresh and new for Christmas when Small Pond Production’s original cast from their 2007 UK amateur stage premiere re-assemble for a new stage version of the Vicar of Dibley on Friday 18th and Saturday 19th December 2009 at the Landmark Theatre.
The Sound of Musicals features the music and lyrics of Rodgers & Hammerstein and is devised and directed by Lee Baxendale. A glitzy revue of showstoppers from the most successful musical theatre duo ever. Featuring songs from their classic shows, including: Carousel Oklahoma South Pacific The King & I The Sound of Music Join the … Read more
The MV Balmoral was just coming in and people were queuing to board.
Studio Theatre recreates film, radio comedy and musical stars who kept Britain smiling through the war years in a fast-moving tribute show.
Studio Theatre will be staging Harold Brighouse’s comedy, Hobson’s Choice, at the Landmark Theatre, Ilfracombe and at Croyde and Pilton in North Devon.
As the most influential British purveyors of combined musicianship and humour in the past 50 years, I was somewhat hesitant when I booked to see Three Bonzos and a Piano at the Landmark Theatre on 25th June. Would they still have that magical spark of genius or would it be better to rely on listening to their recorded glory?
I paid a hurried visit to support the event, which was well-attended by children from the town’s schools, Ilfracombe Victorian Celebration and the High Street traders themselves.