The apples from the orchard are ready for pressing
Apples, Isobel's Birthday and Remembrance Day, Cambridge and Diss, Norfolk - 11th November 2006
It's another miscellaneous round-up: It's the apple harvest, the product of which gets turned in to 59 bottles of juice, then it's Isobel's birthday in the Kingston Arms in Cambridge, which is followed by a few scene of Cambridge and a small plate of chillies. Then there is a sunset in Wetherden, and then some fireworks. Finally, on Saturday in Diss, a clueless Nosher wanders around and finally twigs that "something is going down" shortly before it's 11am, at which point the whole town stops and falls utterly silent, preceded by the Last Post, nicely played by Richard out of the Salvation Army band (and formerly of Cobb's cycle shop in Diss). Then there's a proclamation from the town crier, which is followed, after the two-minute silence, by the reveille and the proclamation "Diss Town: carry on!".
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previous album: Blackrock Mornings, Dublin County, Ireland - 29th October 2006
In the Kingston Arms
James gets up to get another beer
Emma and a pot of coffee
Emma in the Kingston Arms
Stacked chairs at the end of the night
Cycling to work on the Green Dragon Bridge
A plate of chilies off Isobel's tree
Isobel's guitar in the Kingston Street flat
Life through a venetian blind
Sunset over the village of Wetherden, Suffolk
Sunset through some trees
A solitary oak tree and sunset near Haughley Green
Fireworks highlight Humphrey's light pollution
Circle cat: Sophie has a sleep
In Diss, the Royal British Legion flag is prepared
There was a smile shortly after this photo. Honest
Crowds outside Hopgood's
The vicar directs the Salvation Army band
Standing around
A veteran shares a smile
On the Market Place, the crowds assemble under the grey skies
The flag is presented
The Sally Army's Richard plays the Last Post
Another view of the crowds in the Market Place
Market stalls
The Mayor of Diss
The flag bearer wanders off
A veteran with a lot of medals and Jivin' Julie
The market continues
A couple are mobbed by a flock of seagulls
An autumnal tree is lit by the setting sun in Cambridge
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The apples from the orchard are ready for pressing
The apples from the orchard are ready for pressing
In the Kingston Arms
James gets up to get another beer
Emma and a pot of coffee
Emma in the Kingston Arms
Stacked chairs at the end of the night
Cycling to work on the Green Dragon Bridge
A plate of chilies off Isobel's tree
Isobel's guitar in the Kingston Street flat
Life through a venetian blind
Sunset over the village of Wetherden, Suffolk
Sunset through some trees
A solitary oak tree and sunset near Haughley Green
Fireworks highlight Humphrey's light pollution
Circle cat: Sophie has a sleep
In Diss, the Royal British Legion flag is prepared
There was a smile shortly after this photo. Honest
Crowds outside Hopgood's
The vicar directs the Salvation Army band
Standing around
A veteran shares a smile
On the Market Place, the crowds assemble under the grey skies
The flag is presented
The Sally Army's Richard plays the Last Post
Another view of the crowds in the Market Place
Market stalls
The Mayor of Diss
The flag bearer wanders off
A veteran with a lot of medals and Jivin' Julie
The market continues
A couple are mobbed by a flock of seagulls
An autumnal tree is lit by the setting sun in Cambridge