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The 2012 PILTON FESTIVAL is on 21st July. It needs a bit of you and your help to make it a success!

Red and Green Masks

If you are keen to be involved please call in the Festival Office at Pilton Stores or contact us through the website.

Flower Festival

For many decades there has been a Flower Festival in St Mary's Church at the top of Pilton Street over Festival weekend. The magnificent displays of flowers usually follow an annual theme and fill the whole church with colours and scents. This year the theme was 'Celebration' and a number of the displays are shown here.

The first celebrates the 'Bells' of the Church, three of which will be 300 years old in 2012.

Bells Flower Display

These celebrate the '40th Birthday' of Pilton's Women's Institute in 2010 and 'Mothering Sunday' which falls three weeks before Easter in the middle of Lent.

BirthdayMothering Sunday

Below is a flower display by the 7th Barnstaple (Pilton Bluecoat) Brownies celebrating a '100 Years of Guiding'.

Brownie's Flower Display

These two displays celebrate 'Marriage' and 'Harvest Festival'

Marriage Flower DisplayHarvest Festival Flower Display

....and this one 'Epiphany'.

Epiphany Flower Display

Finally, in a display entitled 'Remembrance', we remember those who gave their lives in the Great War 1914-1918 in this display in front of the memorial plaque under the west window of the Church.

Remembrance

Thanks to Sue Buttonshaw and Kate Hastings and the many other volunteer flower arrangers for their wonderful displays which were enjoyed by a large number of visitors over the Festival weekend.

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