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Yet somehow, people did figure it out. With the promise of water comes the hope that life may be present on this little world orbiting the Sun in the asteroid belt. I’m a member of the community council and have been taking brochures to give out in Lochmaben.”There really is something for everybody and every age.”Big Burns Supper volunteers and staff in Dumfries.Community choir member Fiona Irvine, also of Lochmaben, is helping out as a volunteer at BBS for the first time.She said: “I recently retired and I wanted to be as active as possible and help other people so this seemed a good way of doing that.” It’s a good way to meet people and make new friends too.”Another first timer is former youth worker, 71 year old Alex Burford, of Wigtown, who said: “I’m impressed that they can do this for 11 days in January because so much work goes into it all.”One of the youngest volunteers at the festival will be 14 year old Kyle Robb, of Dalbeattie, who is hoping to get an insight into the running of a festival as part of its new trainee producer programme.He said: “I want to see behind the scenes and especially the technical side as I want to be producing my own festival in the future.”June Marchbank, of Dumfries, said she hoped that everybody in the town would realise the festival was for them and not just the “arty theatre types”.She said: “Volunteering for the Big Burns Supper is doing something for Dumfries and the festival which helps put the town on the map.

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