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Singing at Thorganby in our new jackets

Jules from the Abbey Bells Brewery

Rachel made Anne this magnificent brownie birthday cake which everyone enjoyed after carol singing for the patients at Selby hospital.

In December 2006 some members of the chorus busked at Tesco in Selby and managed to attract a new member, Pink Janet (not pictured)

We weren't really arguing!

Hullabaloo's stunning new tops.

In May 2007 the chorus held their annual FABs (Friends of the Abbey Belles) open day which was attended by members of several local choruses including friends from the Humber Belles and Northern Comfort.

Pauline, Anne and Janet getting into the French spirit. This photo appeared in the Selby Times.

The chorus returned to Whitby Regatta in 2006. It blew a gale and rained all day but the fish and chips were lovely.

The next few photos are from our show in Howden on May 4th 2007. The palm tree is always hard to inflate. Here's Andrew lending a hand.

The chorus sings 'The Abbey Belles Calypso', their signature song written by Susan Taylor.

The Harmony in Howden stage crew - Stuart, Matthew, Matthew and Jamie

The inaugural appearance of the Abbeybella Orchestrella playing Tyler Koontz's 'March of Glory'.

The chorus gets a special place to change - the kitchen!

The Abbey Belles at the National Railway Museum in York, in May 2005. Visitors were entertained by the chorus's medley from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang alongside the original car from the film.

Hullabloo (or is that Dwayne Dibley second from right?) in their new hats, busking on the prom at Bridlington in May 2005.

Members of the Chorus departing from Leeds after singing in prelims in April 2005. They scored 600 odd, a few points higher than the previous year. Do you wish you had a pair of red shoes like that? Or a pink handbag?

Hullabaloo competing in the final of the Bridligton Busking Festivel 2004. They came second.

Several chorus members joined in the musical beacon for the Queen's golden jubilee in 2002. The singers in Leeds also included members of Harmony Days (now Main Street Sound), the Pennine Chimes and the White Rosettes.