Last year we were invited to attend a rather unusual wedding. Both Bride and Groom are Foxes… and we were asked to come along with the cameras to record a private performance by Mister Fox, where the newly married couple played for the dance. As they were unmasked and…’no-one knows who they are’…the photographs had to be carefully framed to preserve their anonymity. It is always a fabulous evening when the Foxes dance… but this one was special and the bridal arch through which the couple walked was made of flames.
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Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 
Sue, thanks for a brilliant look into the world of the Silent Eye. They are very dramatic photos.
I’ve got my #writephoto post ready for publication tomorrow. I hope you enjoy reading it. All I’ll say is that it’s a little different 😄I’ve no idea where the idea came from.
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Ah, the Foxes do not belong to the Silent Eye…they belong to no man 🙂 But we love them and what they do and they were kind enough to dance for us this year… which was incredible 🙂
I’ll look forward to it, Hugh. Your fiction always has a surprising twist somewhere… 🙂
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Oops! my mistake, sorry, Sue. Nevertheless, the photos are great. Reminds me of the torches they carry through Lewes on Bonfire Night.
As for my attempt at this week’s #writephoto, lets just say that I wrote it late last night. I never write after midday, as I always write at my best in the morning (well, that’s what I think anyway). I was going to delete the post, but something keeps telling me not to do so. Now, it’s ready to go and I’ll be publishing it. I can’t imagine what, if any, reaction it will get.
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Now you have me really intrigued, Hugh 🙂
The Foxes do go to Lewes some years, I believe.
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Wow. That sounds like a memorable wedding. What fun!
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It was… and a real honour to be allowed to be there.
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Interesting read.
(For a couple of years back in the early 1970s there was a folk band called Mr.Fox)
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The band came from my own county, I believe.
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Yeh, bit in the shadow of Steeleye Span & Fairport Convention. Wrote their own material though. Violinist Carole Pegg based her style on Yorkshire ‘fiddle’ players. Two good albums ‘Mr Fox’ & ‘The Gypsy’, but not consistent on stage.
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I was more into rock at the time, so they were pretty much off my radar. These days, folk gets to me.
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