Walking the Cat, Brome, Suffolk - 19th March 2012

It's time for another walk with Boris, the Stripey Cat, along the field behind the house and beyond to see Chinner the horse. It's also the night of a sprognation false alarm - after spending a couple of hours at Ipswich hospital thinking that everything's about to "go off", we're informed that nothing's really happening and that we should return home. So instead we wander over to Neptune Marina for a spicy pizza and a short walk, hoping that this may re-start the action. It doesn't, but the pizza was good and it was quite an eye-opener to see the quayside since its redevelopment, There was also some surprise to see a road named "Fossilised Shit Street" (ok, it's actually called Coprolite Street) - named after the Fison works that used to mine coprolite for its phosphate content.

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Isobel takes a photo of breakfast in bed

Isobel takes a photo of breakfast in bed

Isobel gets breakfast in bed, courtesy of 'Fred'

We walk off to see Chinner

Fred, a stick and a stripey cat

Boris tries to scale Nosher's legs

Boris pokes around in rabbit holes

Boris in a hedge

Isobel waits near Chinner's field

Boris strolls back

Boris gingerly pads around

The back of Syd's old shed

Isobel in Room 1 of Brook Ward, Ipswich Hopital

Isobel pours a glass of water. Nothing happens

Neptune Marina, Ipswich

Luxury yachts in Ipswich Marina

A converted warehouse, now the Isaac Lord pub

More fancy yachts in Neptune Marina

A serene Ipswich Marina

The Old Customs House, Ipswich

Isobel sends a text in Pizza Express

Isobel has more texting action in Pizza Express

A string of lights along the quayside

Inside and Out - the view from Pizza Express

Neptune Quay by night

The new buildings of Suffolk College