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Tony Bartlett's HADCAF Photo Archives 2019

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28 Jun - 14 Jul 2019: HADCAF.

28 Jun 2019: Launch Party - at John O'Gaunt School

30 Jun 2019: Abigail Croft - sings "Around the World".

2 Jul 2019: Ada Campe and the Psychic Duck.

5 Jul 2019: Kennet Accordian Orchestra.

6 Jul 2019: Lego Lego Lego.

7 Jul 2019: Opus 2 Choir.

9 Jul 2019: Rose of Hungerford Cream Tea Cruise.

11 Jul 2019: Guided Historical Walk - with Hugh and Lois Pihlens.

13 Jul 2019: Flower Festival - in St Lawrence's Church.

14 Jul 2019: Hungerford Carnival.

14 Jul 2019: The Junk Drums Workshop.

14 Jul 2019: Kennet Opera - present "Viva Verdi". I took time out in the middle of the concert to cover the Carnival parade passing outside the Catholic church - during which I was captured by the Mayor for the title photograph for this archive.

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