Pheasants, Sunsets and The BBs at Bressingham, Norfolk - 11th December 2005

It's a roundup of some weekend miscellany: first up is the Saturday food-gathering session and quick amble around for some more photos of Diss, whereupon Nosher discovers a strange hallowe'en mask on a stick and Peter "The Rev" Allen roaming around. Then there are several shots of a sunset in various phases and from various locations on the back lanes back from Ipswich on Saturday. After that, The BBs are playing a gig at Bressingham, which features some fun technical gremlins, and finally The Boy Phil donates a couple of pheasants - the Thick and Feathery bird - which end up hanging in the shower cubicle as it's chilly with the doors closed and the cats can't get in.

next album: Uni: A Polytechnic Reunion, Plymouth, Devon - 17th December 2005
previous album: Post-modern Alienation: Bleak House, a Diss Miscellany, Norfolk - 3rd December 2005

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A hallowe'en mask on a stick behind Browne's

A hallowe'en mask on a stick behind Browne's

The back alley behind Browne's

Peter Allen wanders about the Market Place in Diss

The 'potato people' and Greenwood's Apples

The egg dude waits for some punters

The farmer's market

Late autumn hedge, Witnesham, near Ipswich

A Suffolk barn in black paint

Sunset near Ashbocking, Suffolk

An Ashbocking sunset

A parhelion (Sun Dog) near Debenham, Suffolk

The lonely tree, outside Occold

At Bressingham, Rob twiddles with some knobs

The band's gear is scattered around

Rob looks over

Jo's on stage as Rob fiddles with a monitor

Henry's drumkit on stage

Henry surveys the scene

A dedication to the crew of the 'Finger M - Mike'

Late autumn gold, near Marc and Sue's

A carpet of golden leaves

Some twat dumps a load of paint pots on the triangle

Nosher's singwriting on the Swan's outbuilding

Pheasants hang on the door of Valley Farm

Pheasant feathers

Studies of Pheasant plumage

The pheasants hang in the only cat-proof place in the house