Sean carries his guitar down the garden
Folk Night at the Sailor's Return, Weymouth, Dorset - 16th April 2025
It's the last night in Portland, and luckily it's the same night as the weekly folk session in the Sailor's Return in Weymouth, which Sean and Hannah do fairly often. So that's what we do, for a great night of music and beer, with Nosher even playing guitar for a few numbers, plus there's an appearance from Weymouth's "Royal Family" - the mayor and two of his daughters. The next day, it's an early-ish drop off at Weymouth Station for the journey home. At least this time, it's trains all the way.
next album: Avoiding Football in Norwich, Norfolk - 18th April 2025
previous album: A Walk to Portland Bill, Portland, Dorset - 16th April 2025
Hannah toddles about in a leg brace
Chesil Beach
A derelict bungalow
Tigger and Winnie the Pooh get it on
Boats in the sunset at Weymouth
His'n'hers matching guitar cases
The view from behind Sean's guitar
Hannah plays a giant bass whistle
Folk night in the Sailor's Return
Some folk guitar action
There's a song from a guitar and harmonica combo
A Coal not Dole sticker on a urinal cistern
There's a big crowd in the Sailor's Return
More harmonica, and another guitarist
There's another guitar number
A view from the bar
Hannah plays along on penny whistle
Penny whistle action
There's a song with a recorder
The Mayor of Portland on guitar
Hannah sings 'The Only Way is Wessex'
Another scene in the Sailor's Return
Some folk fiddling
Starboard and Port lighting on the bascule bridge
One the river at night
Another look at the bridge
The train to London comes in to Weymouth station
A glimpse of Brockenhurst College
Silver tags under a bridge
Class 73 73962 hauls a Flying Banana
A useful 'alight other side' sign at Clapham
Clapham railway station
Tags on a lineside substation
More colourful graffiti tags
Battersea Power Station is now expensive flats
The train pulls into Waterloo Station
The London Eye peeps over the old Eurostar terminal
Trains at Waterloo Station
An empty tube train
Bank underground station
Liverpool Street has lost all its platform shops
The train to Diss waits on platform 10
Old graffiti outside Liverpool Street station
A new Luzt tag
More recent tags
It's fast
The remains of old Wardle-Storey site in Brantham
The former 90011 'East Anglian Daily Times'
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Sean carries his guitar down the garden
Sean carries his guitar down the garden
Hannah toddles about in a leg brace
Chesil Beach
A derelict bungalow
Tigger and Winnie the Pooh get it on
Boats in the sunset at Weymouth
His'n'hers matching guitar cases
The view from behind Sean's guitar
Hannah plays a giant bass whistle
Folk night in the Sailor's Return
Some folk guitar action
There's a song from a guitar and harmonica combo
A Coal not Dole sticker on a urinal cistern
There's a big crowd in the Sailor's Return
More harmonica, and another guitarist
There's another guitar number
A view from the bar
Hannah plays along on penny whistle
Penny whistle action
There's a song with a recorder
The Mayor of Portland on guitar
Hannah sings 'The Only Way is Wessex'
Another scene in the Sailor's Return
Some folk fiddling
Starboard and Port lighting on the bascule bridge
One the river at night
Another look at the bridge
The train to London comes in to Weymouth station
A glimpse of Brockenhurst College
Silver tags under a bridge
Class 73 73962 hauls a Flying Banana
A useful 'alight other side' sign at Clapham
Clapham railway station
Tags on a lineside substation
More colourful graffiti tags
Battersea Power Station is now expensive flats
The train pulls into Waterloo Station
The London Eye peeps over the old Eurostar terminal
Trains at Waterloo Station
An empty tube train
Bank underground station
Liverpool Street has lost all its platform shops
The train to Diss waits on platform 10
Old graffiti outside Liverpool Street station
A new Luzt tag
More recent tags
It's fast
The remains of old Wardle-Storey site in Brantham
The former 90011 'East Anglian Daily Times'