" Jo Bell: Chimes In With The Hoole-igans"
Jo Bell, prizewinning and well published poetess, made a welcome visit to The Hoole-igans.
It was a case of 2nd time lucky. Jo attempted to visit in December but roads were icy, snow was falling and she had to postpone. However on a breezy Spring day, we managed a replay.... when she gave us a fabulous morning, sharing her poetry and her latest work.
Jo, who lives on a 67 ft narrowboat called "Tinker" ( and was once an archaeologist ) wears lots of hats.... and she suits them all ... She writes, performs, leads workshops and one major "job" is that of Director of National Poetry Day.
Thanks Jo ( if you see this) for a great session.
It was a case of 2nd time lucky. Jo attempted to visit in December but roads were icy, snow was falling and she had to postpone. However on a breezy Spring day, we managed a replay.... when she gave us a fabulous morning, sharing her poetry and her latest work.
Jo, who lives on a 67 ft narrowboat called "Tinker" ( and was once an archaeologist ) wears lots of hats.... and she suits them all ... She writes, performs, leads workshops and one major "job" is that of Director of National Poetry Day.
Thanks Jo ( if you see this) for a great session.
3 Comments:
How wonderful, I love the idea of living on a narrowboat.
Oh, I did see one while I was in Wales--not where I could manage more...
Left you a note in response to your comment but was afraid you might not find it. I was sorry too! I did leave a note on your blog in hopes that you were around...
And did you see that I met Clare Dudman at Welshpool? Took Dave Bonta with me, too.
Debs:
I bet Jo has lots of tales of the riverbank!
Marly:
Yes, Clare loved seeing you. I think she felt she knew you alreadu!
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