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Contents Updated: 17 September 1998
Contents Updated: Thursday, 26 October 2006

Carnival 2000 pictures by Roger Grand

If you do want to visit Frome you might want to miss or to come on one of the annual occasions like Carnival Day, the Medieval Street Fair Day or the day of The Cheese Show.
Contact the Tourist Office 01373 467271 for details.

Frome is at he heart of ancient Wessex

Market Place Frome

St John's Church showing the Via Crucis Gate and the Fountain that feeds the Leat in Cheap Street

Catherine Hill Frome

Westway Shopping Area Frome

Frome's Twin Towns

The River Frome at Frome

One of Frome's Carnival Grandmas

Flowerseller in Frome Market Place

Take a Coffee at La Strada, Cheap Street Frome

Cheap Street Looking Downhill

The Crucifixion on St John's Church Frome

Arcadia Players at the Medieval Fayre

Frome Footbridge. Cheese and Grain in the Distance

Town Crier Leads the Procession

Carnival Princesses

The Bandstand in Victoria Park

The High Pavement

Inside La Strada Coffee Bar, Cheap Street

Stations of the Cross on St John's Via Crucis

Frome's Carnival Queen

Frome Market Place Around 1900. Not a lot Different!

Cheap Street Looking Uphill

Weir on the River Frome at Welshmill

Colourful Carnival Float

Another View of the River from the Footbridge

Old Cottages in the Lea of the Rook Street Chapel

Women in Costume at the Medieval Fayre

Relaxing in Victoria Park on a Summer's Day

Medieval Fayre. A Holy Man Visits!

Fruitseller at the Bottom of Cheap Street

Hot Air Ballooners Fly Over Frome

Intrepid young hot air balloonist at 2000 Carnival wins first prize

2000 Carnival: Some Tall People in Frome

Old Dwellings in Gentle Street

Carnival Princess

Colourful Carnival Float

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In these Frome pages, AskWhy! gives a few facts about the history and people of Frome and its Wessex environs. It is in the heart of the old Saxon kingdom of Wessex, and therefore at the center of a plethora of interesting historical houses and places. Frome is a long neglected town, but the neglect has preserved much of it, and it is slowly reviving as its more glamoorous neighbours get too expensive or overcrowded. It is not a tourist attraction itself but is just the place for a holiday center for seeing old England from Stonehenge to the Tank Museum, with a few tankards of cider thrown in of an evening! Cheers!

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Fundamentalist Christians argue that not to make every effort to save a premature child is to condemn it to die. Why then did God let the child be born premature in the first place? Nature is showing the child is not viable as a living human being. Paediatrician and ethicist Richard Nicholson says two thirds of premature infants born at less than 26 weeks die, and of those that live, two thirds suffer serious irreversible brain damage. Only one in ten of premature babies under 26 weeks has a chance of a normal life. Electroencephalograms (EEG) show their brains scarcely work, functioning connections between brain cells mostly developing from 24 to 32 weeks of pregnancy. Infants born before 26 weeks rarely develop normal brains. “Let the infant die now before its brain begins to function,” is Nature’s message. She is being kind, but God’s deranged followers are Satanic, persisting in torturing a defenceless foetus. Parents of premature children ought to be told the truth, and not given false hope by parsons or by doctors.