The Old Redgrave Petrol Station, and some Hand Bells, Suffolk and Long Stratton - 8th October 1990

On a cycle ride from Stuston to who-knows-where, but at least ending up at Redgrave in Suffolk, Nosher spots the remains of the old Redgrave Petrol Station and its pumps, kicking off a life-long interest in derelict petrol stations. Then, it's round to Geoff and Brenda's for some reason, and then a hand-bell session down at "Corky" David and Linda's in Long Stratton. Their lounge carpet ended up in Nosher's Stuston gaff, as something of an improvement to the shocking ex-shoe-shop covering that had been there previously.

next album: The Annual Cider Making Event, Stuston, Suffolk - 11th October 1990
previous album: Croquet, and Printec at the Railway Tavern, Stuston and Diss - 30th September 1990

Fibre-glass boats in a Redgrave field

Old Esso pumps at Redgrave Service Station

Close-up of an old Esso petrol pump

The derelict Redgrave Petrol Station

Bright red berries on a tree

Steve slurps from a can of Kestrel

Shelly the Labrador gets some attention

Brenda gives Shelly a snack

Someone's asleep

Standing around in the dining room

Shelly the Labrador roams around

A table full of food

Someone rescues their bike from a hedge

Palgrave pond

David and Brenda

Corky gets his hand bells out

Nosher has a couple of bells to clang

David and Geoff do the bell thing

That's definitely Corky's sort of pudding

Linda

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