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RHYNIE 2001
Rhynie whats new.
Welcome to the RHYNIE 2001 Web Page. These pages are to keep you updated with whats being planned in the village for the year 2001.
What we are going to do with the Web Site is give you a run down on what is planned for this years Rhynie Gala, starting on Friday the 17th August 2001 with the football tournament and tug of war follwed by the marquee disco. Then the Gala itself kicking off on the 18th August at 1 'O' clock with the Lonach Pipe Band leading the procession into the Gala Arena in the village playpark.
RHYNIE GALA 2001
FRIDAY NIGHTS EVENTS
Rhynie Gala 2001 will be starting on Friday night the 17th of August with the football tournament and the tug of war competions. These both prove to be very exciting and enjoyable events for all ages. There will be a barbaque available on the night as well for the hungry spectators and the competetors.
This is followed by the Marquee Disco which always proves to be a popular venue for the young and the young at heart.
SATURDAY THE 18th AUG 2001
There are quite a lot of new attractions this year and some old favourites welcomed back again to the gala day. A full listing is given on the What's New page but here is just a few to let you know what to expect on the day.
Lonach Pipe Band will be starting the Gala off at 1 'O' clock marching through the village and into the Gala Arena in the playpark with the children in fancy dress following on. There will be the usual flower, vegetable and baking displays in the marquee itself and of course the judging of them. Tea and coffee will also be served in the marquee all afternoon.
Attractions outside include the annual Tap 'O' Noth hill race, ferret racing, highland dancing, wood sculptor, kiddies motor cars, bouncy castle, puppet show and various other attractions including some of our favourite stalls and side shows and some new ones.
Finally you can dance the night away to the Brothers at the marquee dance in the evening.
It all promises to be a great weekend so all roads should lead to Rhynie on the 17th and 18th of August 2001.
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