Cirencester Scene Magazine – Esttablishing Local Connections -


Our newest member of the Scene Team (left) is reporting for us on all things hare-y going on, in and around Cirencester.


ablis Cirencester Scene introduces ... NewshoundHare


Let us know each month of quirky hare-related goings-on for him to investigate throughout the long hare-y summer ahead.


Hi folks!


Newshound Hare is sculpted by Chyna de la Mer www.theurbanmermaid.co.uk


Hot off the Press!


Daniel Hare (bottom right) oversaw the Chocolate Bunny Hunt in Bishops Walk at Easter. Nearly 50 young people hunted for hidden


Easter


bunnies in Bishops Walk


shopping


centre in Cirencester during the Easter break.


Twelve shops hid smal l


bunnies in various parts


of pr emi s es


golden their


and


identified locations on a special form -


My new best friend - we could be brothers. Two peas in a pod! Set of cards bought at Chedworth Roman Villa Visitors Centre. www.wrendale designs.co.uk


Above: Lucy and Colin of Corinium Ales with the Phoenix Festival Hare ‘Musical Maximus’. Newshound Hare snuck under the table to hide while he sussed out the situation.


overseen by Daniel George Bingham, the arcade's Cirencester Festival Hare.


The winner was Holly Crowther, aged 11, of Victoria Road, Cirencester, who correctly described each location. She won an "adult" Easter bunny with baby chocolate rabbits and Easter eggs.


Daniel Hare and a bunny allmybeautifulthings@gmail.com Call Chyna on 07597 768187 with enquiries. Commissions welcome.


Newshound Hare sees Waterstone’s Butterfly Hare posing with LtoR Barbara, Sue and Jan (Scene Editor) and Sybbie


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Hare painting by Chyna de la Mer allmybeautifulthings@gmail.com


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