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What would Christmas in Dartmouth be
without a poem from our old friend Kevin Pyne?
Thanks Kev, and thanks
for filling in as photographer on so many occasions!
Ding along
a Dartmouth
Soon come is the Christmas day
And a little baby child to Mary
To sleep in among the hay
Ding along a Dartmouth
By the river near
And hear the children singing
As the stars shine out so clear
Ding along a Dartmouth
As the boats bob up and down
And the gulls they scold and cry
For the child of God is found
Ding along a Dartmouth
And be merry while you may
For man is born and is gone again
Whilst the river forever meanders its way
Ding along a Dartmouth
With its leaning Christmas tree
For nothing is there perfect
Save what it is that God decrees
Ding along a Dartmouth
The church bells they all ring
So as we may remember
Beyond our own importance
The coming of a king
Ding along a Dartmouth
And so lucky it is are they
Who live besides the River Dart!
That flows forever towards the bay
Ding along a Dartmouth
And are we not blessed this day
For we live better than so many others
And for this to our God
We give of our thanks and pray
Thanks to all those who
invited us to their parties and special occasions! We'll
always come and photograph your event!
Thanks to our
contributing professional photographers Colin Cadle and Tony
Pike.
So from all of us on the
Dartmouth dot TV crew to our many 1,000's of readers
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
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