Please press on arrow in centre of film – lasts about 35 seconds
Ann, Alan and Frosty braved the snow last winter to make this film!
Frosty and Ann first appeared with Johnny Morris of Animal Magic fame helping him with one of his stories in North London before Ann went into Variety – many moons ago!
A little boy looks into a dry stone wall and imagines who might inhabit it. Poem with illustrations. A6 softback (postcard size) 24 pages.
Words and illustrations by Ann Perrin
Produced by The Dry Stone Walling Education Project
Ann’s poetry covers the big topics of love and death with originality. Take for instance the title poem which is full of surprises yet also wonderfully poignant.
Ann Perrin 
Reblogged this on BRIDGET WHELAN writer and commented:
Get in a Christmasy mood with this video
charming and delightful love it x
Really glad you liked it X
Delightful! Hope you are both keeping well. Have a great Christmas and New Year.
Love Mike & Jo
We are well, never seem to get round to club worthy films but the skills and support from you and the club in the past have been a life changing Many thanks Ann x
Only you and Frosty would brave the snow – but a lovely reminder of how beautiful snow looks – (so long as you are inside in the warm) Merry Christmas from a bit further North!!
thank you for that..lucky it was last year, snow is much better than all this mist and rain. Happy New YearX
Many thanks Ann, good to hear from you and enjoyed your snowy film. Best wishes to you and Alan – have a Merry Christmas.
thank you sorry very late in replying, We are busy already trying to get the puppets placed. Just dug out some 60s film of a pilot we made for the BBC, they were really interested but we ran out funds to do the second one…no arts grants in those days unless you knew how to pull the right strings!
Hi Ann and Alan, What a novel and personal Christmas card! Thanks for your best wishes and have a happy and healthy New Year – may good things continue throughout 2013. Love Sue & Rick from Brisbane
Glad you liked it, into a big push to get the puppets placed, just put up a couple of posts to encourage me! One is a 1960s film that took me forever to work out how to transfer!
Won first prize for a poem called ‘Afraid of the dark’ can’t put in online as still out there in another comp. Take care Annx