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A NEIGHBOURHOOD united and community spirit burned bright as Sharrow residents took part in the annual lantern carnival procession.

Despite a cold and wet evening families turned out in their waterproofs to proudly march with their creations from Mount Pleasant Park to the General Cemetery as dusk fell.

Since the beginning of January organisers have been holding weekly lantern-making workshops in Highfield and Sharrow in preparation for the procession.

Many designs were based on the theme of ‘elements’, with participants encouraged to explore ideas of science and spirituality.

The results included giant luminous mushrooms, a tissue paper submarine, and a five-foot-tall cat.

The event was the eighth since it was dreamt up by Sheffield’s Creative Action Network.

Founders wanted to celebrate the start of spring, give residents the opportunity to be creative and bring the Sharrow community together.


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Morlockian

Tuesday, April 19, 2011 at 10:09 AM

Whatever happened togood old British displays of local brownshirt fascism? All these woolly liberuls with their luminous mushrooms mocking the intellectual capacity of the rabid right.



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