Our friends from Portsmouth joined us for lunch in early February. Unfortunately Sybil couldn’t make it because she was having a hip operation that day. She is making good progress.
| Joy and Geoff | Sue and Glyn |
The new font in Salisbury Cathedral is quite a work of art. It was designed by William Pye and was first used on 28th September 2012. The font itself holds 1300 litres of water.
‘The Grail Boat’ by Greg Tricker | ‘Glass Prism’ by Laurence Whistler this is a memorial to Rex Whistler who lived in Cathedral Close |
Two of the Cathedral’s altar cloths.
We had two visits to Salisbury in the space of 8 days. On the first the weather was awful and so we spent most of our time in the Cathedral. The second time the weather was sunny, but chilly, so I managed some outside photos.
A couple of houses in Cathedral Close. Ted Heath used to live in the close
| Mompesson House, National Trust | House in the corner |
Lunch was by one of Salisbury’s 5 rivers.
Oldie Photos
1976 in Morocco – Stuart cooking something out of a compo tin.
For those interested the car is a Renault 16 TS.
Sue relaxing somewhere en-route to Morocco
Local transport in Morocco
Caption Competition
 | Winning Caption: ‘Never mind paying 20 pence I just have a bird’s eye view.’
Congratulations to David of Hemingford Abbots.
Thank you to all that entered. |
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Photo taken in Salisbury, last week, by another one of its rivers. |  |
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