Trees on the other side of the field are like ghosts
A Return to the Oaksmere, Brome, Suffolk - 8th December 2020
As Lockdown 2: The Sequel ends, but pubs remain pointlessly closed unless eating Scotch eggs or massive grab-bags of crisps, we're only too happy to get over to the Oaksmere for some pub beer, along with burgers and fish'n'chips. Book-ending that are a couple of days of slightly-more-interesting-than-usual weather, including a foggy day and a spot of frost
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The misty road to Eye
Mist around the Oaksmere's trees flattens the colours
Trees reach for the sky
There's a very brief shower of snow
Isobel scopes the menu in the Oaksmere
Part of the Oaksmere's dining room
The gang wait for tea to occur
An artistic collection of champagne wires
Fred and his Lego car
Harry does sound effects as he plays with Lego
Harry comes back from the bogs, with mask
A tea-light holder
The Oaksmere has covered over its outdoor patio completely
Isobel, Harry and Fred by the Christmas tree
Harry in the reception area
Fred looks at toys in Morrisons
Fred at the checkout
The joys of Morissons' car park
Mere Street in Diss has its Christmas lights on
The Diss Publishing bookshop in the dusk
Fred pokes around in Diss Publishing
Albrights, and a bit of Weaver's in Diss
A frosty bush
Fred pokes at frosted cobwebs
Frost on the field
The boys head off to the bus stop
The sun hauls itself up
Waiting at the bus stop, with phones
Harry is non-plussed as he doesn't have a phone yet
The Oaksmere's avenue trees are bare
A frosty cobweb
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Trees on the other side of the field are like ghosts
