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Kirsty and Ellie's photo gallery
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Ellie from Stamford:
"Hiya Kirsti you rock
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Pushchairs, Paddling Pools and Wig-Wams by Kirsty Greenfield and Ellie Marchant-Williams

Kirsty Greenfield:

Tell us about yourself:
I am 15. I like watching Formula 1 and I went to the British Grand Prix in July (2003). My friends think I’m crazy. At weekends me and Ellie enjoy being stupid.


What’s your story about?
It is about mine and Ellie’s friendship. It starts from when we met to the current day, talking about big “events” in our friendship. We talk about when we met, the big fall-out, things we would do together and at the end what we think about each other.


Why did you choose to tell this particular story?
Friendship is a great thing. I am lucky to have a friend as good as Ellie. Without her life would be boring.


Any Additional Comments?

No.

Ellie Marchant-Williams

Tell us about yourself:
Well, I’m 15. I love photography and listening to music. Hanging out with my mates – especially my best friend Kirsty. When we hang out, erm, let’s just say we’d be sectioned if anyone were to witness our crazy actions. (Damn, I’ve said too much already).

What’s your story about?
My story is about mine and Kirsty’s friendship. How we met, what we used to do when we were younger. What we’ve been through together. Our “fall-out” and how we’ve grown closer gradually and then become “inseparable” (well, according to our photography tutor, Flip) over the past ten years. Plus, how much we mean to each other and that we wouldn’t be the same without each other.

Why did you choose to tell this particular story?
I – well, we – decided to tell this story because we thought it would show people what a good friendship we have plus how a fall-out can make you stronger and closer. And that no matter what happens, we’ll always be there for each other to help. Soppy I know, but that’s how it is.

Any additional comments?
I’m not sure if this counts as an additional comment, but I’LL say it anyway: I’d like to thank everyone who gave me the chance to tell my story and although I wasn’t there towards the end, it was a great opportunity and I enjoyed the time I was there. And I’d like to send a big thank you to Olivia and Rupert for the encouragement they gave me!

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