Steve, Sam and Daisy's dad, at The Tree
Sam and Daisy at The Cherry Tree, and Sis and Matt Visit, Suffolk - 14th September 2008
Sam and Daisy are playing in a gazebo at the Yaxley Cherry Tree, so we head up to watch and have a beer. Then we have an impromptu picnic in between the rain showers, and there's a rainbow and some discarded furniture in the fields of Suffolk; later we bring in another huge batch of plum tomatoes fromthe greenhouse, and Nosher's sister and brother-in-law swing by for the day. Finally, Isobel and Nosher go for a wander up Brome Street to see the church. There's also a photo of the White Horse at Finningham, which has recently been re-rendered on the front, but then the landlord pulled it all off again in some sort of protest against the owners Punch Taverns. It was a classic case of missing the opportunity when it happened, as on the way to work it was all exposed with some protest banner, but it was decided to "catch it on the way back". However, by then it was all covered up again.
next album: A Brief Time in History: Stephen Hawking and the Corpus Christi Clock, Benet Street, Cambridge - 19th September 2008
previous album: A Day At The Races, Newmarket, Suffolk - 23rd August 2008
Sam and Andy, the Cherry Tree landlord
Daisy sings
Bill, The Boy Phil, Carmen and Isobel
Carmen and Isobel
Sam and Daisy
The garden of the Cherry Tree
Daisy gives it some
Sam on guitar
The view from 'back stage'
Isobel gets out of the car
Isobel stands in a stubble field
On the edge of Redlingfield
We eat a random picnic on the boot of the car
Graffiti under the railway bridge on Coldham's Common
A train trundles over the bridge
Between Wetherden and Haughley Green: a partial, but bright, rainbow
The Wetherden rainbow
A discarded garden chair litters a lay-by
The Finningham White Horse is covered up
In the kitchen, Isobel inspects the tomato and salad harvest
A tub full of bright red plum tomatoes
Pink clouds in the sunset
Matt, Sis and Isobel watch the ducks on the Mere in Diss
Isobel, Sis and Matt on a bench at the Mere
A duck with a dirty neck
Isobel, Sis and Matt wonder what to do next
Matt stands by the Mere
Isobel gets something from the market
Diss' Post Office in the market place
We trundle up St. Nicholas Street
Sis and Matt in Amandines
Nosher and Isobel have milkshakes in Les Amandines Café
Brome church's round tower
A rather nice stained-glass window in Brome church
It's a stunning window for a village church to have
The nave of Brome church
Close-up ironwork on the door to Brome church
A flint wall
Flint and mortar
A farm resevoir and reeds
A sign warning of impending cows has a nice, cracked, patina
Isobel walks up Brome Street
Isobel and the bump: just about ready to pop
Isobel looks at the bump
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Steve, Sam and Daisy's dad, at The Tree
Steve, Sam and Daisy's dad, at The Tree
Sam and Andy, the Cherry Tree landlord
Daisy sings
Bill, The Boy Phil, Carmen and Isobel
Carmen and Isobel
Sam and Daisy
The garden of the Cherry Tree
Daisy gives it some
Sam on guitar
The view from 'back stage'
Isobel gets out of the car
Isobel stands in a stubble field
On the edge of Redlingfield
We eat a random picnic on the boot of the car
Graffiti under the railway bridge on Coldham's Common
A train trundles over the bridge
Between Wetherden and Haughley Green: a partial, but bright, rainbow
The Wetherden rainbow
A discarded garden chair litters a lay-by
The Finningham White Horse is covered up
In the kitchen, Isobel inspects the tomato and salad harvest
A tub full of bright red plum tomatoes
Pink clouds in the sunset
Matt, Sis and Isobel watch the ducks on the Mere in Diss
Isobel, Sis and Matt on a bench at the Mere
A duck with a dirty neck
Isobel, Sis and Matt wonder what to do next
Matt stands by the Mere
Isobel gets something from the market
Diss' Post Office in the market place
We trundle up St. Nicholas Street
Sis and Matt in Amandines
Nosher and Isobel have milkshakes in Les Amandines Café
Brome church's round tower
A rather nice stained-glass window in Brome church
It's a stunning window for a village church to have
The nave of Brome church
Close-up ironwork on the door to Brome church
A flint wall
Flint and mortar
A farm resevoir and reeds
A sign warning of impending cows has a nice, cracked, patina
Isobel walks up Brome Street
Isobel and the bump: just about ready to pop
Isobel looks at the bump