Norwich Earth Hour
Norwich Earth Hour follows the movement
Earth Hour started in Sydney, Australia in 2007.
The past 29th of March 2008 we made possible an incredible success. Earth Hour happened in more than 370 cities and towns in 10 countries across the globe, switching off their lights for an hour.
In Norwich, The Forum was packed with people dancing, playing music and having a great time.
Some of the places that took part in Norwich Earth Hour are:
- Norwich Castle
- Anglican cathedral
- The Great Hospital
- St. Andrew's and Blackfriars' Hall
- The Guildhall
- Dragon Hall
- The Assembly House
- St. James' Mill
- Roman Catholic cathedral
- Surrey House
- City Hall
- The Forum
"By Earth Hour 2009, on March 28 we expect more people will have incorporated simple energy efficient solutions into their homes and workplace. Its important we keep the momentum going for a greener and sustainable future."
WWF-Australia Earth Hour Director, Andy Ridley
Get ready for the next one!
March 28, 2009
Create awareness and send a message to the World.
A better future for our children.
3 comments:
Drumming session under the light of the candles!!
1)Bonfire in the kitchen
2)Composing hymns to Gaia
3)Knocking on neighbours' doors, demanding them to turn off their lights
4)Candlelight reading of An Inconvenient Truth
5)Earth hour countdown
6)Dancing around bonfire
7)Hushed reflective time
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