The potters did a great job – the pots really look quite medieval, right down to the amazing pie-crust edges on the bowls. And it's not long now until they're needed for the first time on Festial's launch day, May 29. I'm feeling a bit calmer and more organised than I did a few days ago, but this may be a delusion.
Press releases have been sent out too, and I've had a response from BBC Radio Norfolk who are going to interview me on their afternoon show just after the Rogationtide feast days. I've never done anything like that before, but for some reason I don't feel nervous – yet.
I've decided, too, on the interventions I'm going to make around the boundary of Wood Dalling parish on the Rogationtide days, and luckily I'll need minimal equipment for them. Well, I say 'minimal', but by the time you add in camera, video camera, tripod, a packed lunch for two and plenty of tea (Trevor's coming with me!) I think sizeable backpacks will be required.
