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At 11:57am on December 3, 2007, Laura Cousins said…: Hi Sharon - the absolutely best place to stay if you are going to Nottingham is the Braeside Guest HOuse -

Martin & Lisa Grundy
113 Derby Road, Risley, Derbyshire DE72 3SS

01159 395885
www.braesideguesthouse.co.uk

It is a 5 minute car drive from Castle College, and it is also on a direct bus route. Lots of us from the original and the advanced course have stayed there - they know about us and what we are doing!

At 2:26pm on December 2, 2007, Laura Cousins said…: Hello there Sharon - thanks for your message! I wish you all the best on the Therapeutic Drumming course. I'm taking the Advanced Diploma now, for my sins.

I was nearly in South Somerset yesterday - attended a Community Music conference in Chantmartle! Is Blandford Forum too far for you to travel for a drum circle? I'm thinking about setting one up in that town.

At 5:05pm on September 18, 2007, jana broder said…: hi sharon, glad you liked drummagic.net. i do have a great webmaster that knows exactly how to showcase my work fo the web.
where is south somerset?

At 7:35pm on September 4, 2007, Shari Krishnan said…: Thank you, Sharon! It will be nice sharing information along the way.
Warmly,
Shari Krishnan

At 5:39pm on September 4, 2007, Annie Scotney said…: Hi Sharon, Thanks for the invitation to be your friend. I was at Doris this year as well. Still recovering and fed up that the day begins at the office rather than with drumming - never mind, already dreaming of next year. Looking forward to getting to know you better. Love Annie

At 10:36pm on September 3, 2007, Dennis Maberry said…: hi, thanks for adding me to your friends. It sounds like you are just starting out as a facilitator. Good luck.

take care,
Dennis

At 3:12pm on September 3, 2007, lori fithian said…: hi sharon, thanks for the story about the drum. i find a lot of drums from indonesia, african-style, decorated with australian-style designs... quite a global statement! i wonder what a "traditional" drum from indonesia might look like?! have fun with your drumming! hope to meet you someday, lori

At 12:08am on September 2, 2007, lori fithian said…: hello from the other side of the pond....i clicked on the friend thing to see what happens... it automatically invited you! i was just curious about your drums and looking for more pictures... i like that blue one - does it have a story? looks like you might want to go to the UK training with the arthurian... if you can get there, do it! and say hi to john crazy and steve hill for me, oh, and barry too! all wonderful drumfolk!
be well, and good luck! Lori

At 10:55am on August 30, 2007, esther de angelis said…: yes I certainly did go!

It was fabulous and I can see that I am going to be a regular dorisette. Had the most stimulating time learning songs, dances and drum sequences - although the drumming was in some ways a smaller focus than expected. Did the women's drum circle which was fab, intermediate and simon's last jam . Heaven was meeting such lovely open, talented people.

I also danced with the Orishis, did the samba with Claudio and ventured onto the dancefloor in my white skirt at the final celebration to dance within the huge drumcircle nearer the beginning of proceedings.

A gloriouss time was had by all

At 6:21pm on July 23, 2007, John walter said…: Hi Sharon
We do 100 or so events every term, none booked in your area yet, get in contact a few weeks into the autumn termand we will look through the diary and hopefully fit you in
John

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About Me:

drummer, beginner,

Hometown, country:

south somerset

Type of drumcircles you are involved in:

As a participant, as many as poss within travelling distance.
I 'd love to share the wonderful experience of community drumming in my own locality. Interested in the theraputic benefits, the healing energy, and sheer joy of drumming. I work with vulnerable people, homeless families and wanting to somehow bring the benefits of drumming into my work. I've done Some drumming with local primary school also with a womens group, Just starting out really....

Your most fantastic drumcircle experience to date.

year 2000, cornish womens camp, the FIRST drum circle I have ever experienced! WOW,loved the energy, the excitement, the whole experience. I had never even heard of drum circles before this, it was wonderful.
Since then have attended as many workshops, drum circles as possible.
Also, always do enjoy the TRIBE OF DORIS drum circles..... anyone going this year?