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Ed Care 29 November 2004 16:23 Permission to Reproduce (Photos)
Paul:
It has been a couple of years since my last visit to SI but I continue to
follow your adventures through spooky1.com. I still think it's about the
best website I visit. Well, enough bum kissing for now. I am in
the midst of writing a family history and one of the chapters is about St.
Ives and the Knill Celebration. You have a couple of pictures on your
website that I would like to include in the book. One is of the
procession up High Street that includes the fiddler and the other is
of fiddler John Care. I don't know the man, but it will make an
interesting tie in to the Celebration and the Care family.
I would like your permission to reproduce these. The book will not be
for sale but will be given as gifts to family members and other interested
(probably very few) people and places. Please let me know how you
would like the photos to be attributed.
By the way, I don't miss Windbag in the slightest!
Keep up the good works, and keep smiling.
Ed Care
Vile Jelly 30 November 2004 15:41
No probs, help yourself. I would like the piccies attributed (just in case)
but no need to make a hoo-hah over it. Just stick a footnote in the appendix
or whatever in some unobtrusive place.
I always smile. Except when I'm awake!
Ed Care 30 November 2004 20:48
Thank you. Your permission will definitely be well noted.
I'm trying to plan for a return to St. Ives this winter or early spring with
my two grandsons (12 and 13) so they will know for themselves where some of
the family's silliness came from. I'd like to meet up with you again.
Although I'm pretty much limited to drinking no-proof beer, I still have an
occasional cold one in your gift glass from the 2002 St. Ive's Beer
Festival.
Thanks again,
Ed
Vile Jelly 01 December 2004 09:42
Cheers. You don't need to ask again if you want to blag anything else. Just do
likewise.
Hope to see you again then (assuming I am still of this world and in St.
Ives). We can introduce the grand-sprogs to proper beer (I assume they will
already know how to surf and skateboard, which are the other two main
preoccupations of St. Ives youth). You could take them down the tin mine at
Geevor and tell them 'this is where we used to live before grandpa built the
house in St. Ives'. You've got to mess with their minds, y'know. Just to
remind them who's boss!
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