Fortunately, it wasn't too long until the sun eventually broke through and the team dried off in the warm sunshine.
The Friends main aim this year was to promote the group with the giving away of leaflets introducing the general public to the work and projects carried out by the group in its nine year history.
The purchase of a bubble machine was a great investment in attracting mainly children to our pitch, though many older folk displayed broad grins at being surrounded by hundreds of bubbles which swirled around their heads and right through the park.
In addition to the bubble machine bringing great enjoyment to the children, lollipops and bubble packs were given out and free drinks were offered to everyone who came in to look at the displays inside the gazebo.
This year the Friends of Broadwaters were delighted to welcome representatives of the newly formed neighbouring group, Friends of Springfield Park, who also put on a display of their achievements so far.
Kidderminster's mayor Anne Hingley paid an extended visit to the Friend's gazebo She expressed a keen interest in the work that the friends group carry out in Broadwaters park.
All in all a great time was had sharing with residents and visitors in the eventual sunshine.
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