The kitchen chimney is removed
A Ross Street Reunion, Hoxne, Suffolk - 25th January 2014
Annette - one of Isobel's "Ross Street Gang" in Cambridge - is over to visit from Australia via Liege in Belgium, so Isobel arranges to meet up with Matt and former Ross Street accomplice Emma in the Hoxne Swan for lunch. There's also some building randomness, and the train back from work is heavily covered in graffiti.
next album: A Night at the Bank, and a Building Update, Brome and Eye, Suffolk - 7th February 2014
previous album: The BBs Photo Shoot, BOCM Pauls Pavilion, Burston, Norfolk - 12th January 2014
Rays of light reflect off the Shard
The DVT on the 17:35 at Diss has been tagged with graffiti
Coach B has also got a bit of graffiti on it
Train graffiti
Fred's made a robot body and a sword out of cardboard
Fred and the sword
Fred after swimming at Archbishop Sancroft school in Harleston
In the Hoxne Swan, Gabes reaches over for the salt
Fred digs something out of his Lego box
Harry does some sketching
In the Hoxne Swan
Matt and Emma
The Cambridge posse
The Swan's big open fire
Matt and Fred do some Lego™
Fred with a Lego/soldier construction
The upstairs of the side extension takes shape
Up at the Swan, Sylvia manages to get a head on a pint of cider
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The kitchen chimney is removed
Rays of light reflect off the Shard
The DVT on the 17:35 at Diss has been tagged with graffiti
Coach B has also got a bit of graffiti on it
Train graffiti
Fred's made a robot body and a sword out of cardboard
Fred and the sword
Fred after swimming at Archbishop Sancroft school in Harleston
In the Hoxne Swan, Gabes reaches over for the salt
Fred digs something out of his Lego box
Harry does some sketching
In the Hoxne Swan
Matt and Emma
The Cambridge posse
The Swan's big open fire
Matt and Fred do some Lego™
Fred with a Lego/soldier construction
The upstairs of the side extension takes shape
Up at the Swan, Sylvia manages to get a head on a pint of cider