Gallery

This greenhouse near the spheres had tea stalls and a gallery, where this giraffe sort of thing had been made out of cutlery and various bits rotated or made sounds when buttons were pressed.

Sheffield

Ann was talking in Sheffield, so we explored the centre of the city.  They like water - the station square has a wall of water and falls and fountains, and the spheres have water bubbling out of their tops and cascading down the outsides. 

Abney Cemetery

This almost neglected cemetery is still in use, and also functions as a nature reserve.  There is a ruined chapel in the middle; most of the graves are Victorian, and include the founder of the Salvation Army, William Booth, and his wife Catherine.  Meredith came with us and jumped in every puddle she could find, met a sleepy lion and saw lots of dogs.

New Bits For Bea and Molly

New batteries for Bea (under the rear seats) and new starter solenoid for Molly (no longer attached to the starter motor as in 1972).  Then lunch at Frankies with Pete.

West Stow

Egret at West Stow Reserve, and Marsh Harrier at Lakenheath.

Sun and Speed

More from last Saturday.  Top is at Coram again, the rear view is out of the Bombhole and rider No. 70 on the bike called 'Chloe' is Lee Wells.  

Different Pits

Photos from Snetterton Circuit on Saturday.  From top:  Coram Curve; start of main straight; end of main straight - 150+ mph; the start of the last race in the gloom - this is a large crop from an ISO 5000 image.