In 1984 we arranged an improvised music performance in a pine plantation in King's Wood, Challock. We made a xylophone from beech which had already been cut. We took our regular instruments and brought along a range of percussion instruments. We also played the trees, working with the very particular acoustics of that wood. We printed out invitations for our invited audience to come and find us in the woods. We provided a map, and on the day the sounds we made drew our audience to us. A Parochial Performance began in daylight and moved through dusk into darkness. The event was recorded and photos taken which were later used to create an audio/visual piece using tape/slide sequencing. This was played at the Sydney Cooper Centre as part of the Canterbury Fringe Festival in October of that year.