Grey East Anglian skies didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the fair ladies of Norwich as they strutted their stuff in support of their sisters around the world on the receiving end of violence and abuse. I couldn’t take my eyes (or my camera) off the older Norfolk broad with grey hair and a mean mauve streak who shook her tush with unbridled abandon. Way to go girl!
This is a small reminder of why they were dancing.
Perking the Pansies 
Yr Norwich ladies looked like they had a great time. Not sure if there was dancing in Didim though?
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Don’t know either. I’ve only heard about Fethiye and Bodrum.
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Oh we danced and danced in Bodrum a great show of solidarity.
Then we had a boozy lunch!!!
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I wish I had seen that (and partaken of the boozy lunch) 😉
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. . good on the lot of them, world-wide! Been seeing pictures from all over Turkey so I guess there are a few sheepish blokes this evening – bloody hope so!
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Lets hope it makes a small chink in the macho armour.
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Glad you were supporting the cause.
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From behind the camera!
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It was a real feel-good day in Bodrum despite the weather. Unfortunately couldn’t make the boozy lunch 🙂
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That’s a shame. We have fond memories of boozy lunches with the Belles.
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The Purple One was from Bury St Edmunds, which I think is in Suffolk 😉
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So you know her? 🙂
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We knew that there were some women coming over from Bury St Edmunds, from a message posted on FB. I was on the desk where we were inviting people to write messages about why they were rising and/or what they were going to do to stop violence against women and girls and she and her two friends signed their statement ‘Multicultural Women’s Group: Bury St Edmunds’. They had a great time, and your video is brilliant. Thanks for that.
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I see. Well, I thought she was fabulous. 😉
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