Fred's off on a scooter
A Walk Around Thornham, and Jacqui Dankworth, Bungay, Suffolk - 6th October 2013
Nosher's at the Fisher Theatre in Bungay to photograph Jacqui Dankworth - stage and film actor, jazz singer and daughter of Cleo Laine and Johnny Dankworth - the latter being, amongst many other things, the composer of the classic 1970s "Tomorrow's World" theme tune, which the band was rehearsing upon arrival. It's something of a challenge as the dressing-room is about six foot square, it's quite dark and we only have about five minutes before the band is meant to be on stage. Before that, we're at Thornam Walks for another, er, walk.
next album: The Diss Cornhall Beer Festival and Maglia Rosa Group, Diss, Norfolk - 12th October 2013
previous album: Southwold By The Sea, Suffolk - 29th September 2013
Harry tries to climb the throne
Isobel and Fred on a log
Harry gets a bit of log time
Harry stomps around
The boys on the new carved lion
Fred stands on the lion
Fred looks around
Funky mushrooms
A mushroom's gills
The trees are turning to autumn
The Pet Cemetary folly
Blossom and berries
Some pink flowers
A teeny-tiny snail slides around
Red virginia creeper
Fred jumps off the lion
Fred climbs around on the carved log
A pastoral scene of cows
A cow munches grass
A stack of stuff in the Fisher Theatre
Jacqui Dankworth looks in a mirror
Jacqui Dankworth
A previous interview is re-enacted
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Fred's off on a scooter
Fred's off on a scooter
Harry tries to climb the throne
Isobel and Fred on a log
Harry gets a bit of log time
Harry stomps around
The boys on the new carved lion
Fred stands on the lion
Fred looks around
Funky mushrooms
A mushroom's gills
The trees are turning to autumn
The Pet Cemetary folly
Blossom and berries
Some pink flowers
A teeny-tiny snail slides around
Red virginia creeper
Fred jumps off the lion
Fred climbs around on the carved log
A pastoral scene of cows
A cow munches grass
A stack of stuff in the Fisher Theatre
Jacqui Dankworth looks in a mirror
Jacqui Dankworth
A previous interview is re-enacted