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 Up early for the Life Church sunrise service on The Heath then family round for an Easter lunch. |
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John has his eyes checked again and we visit the walled garden at Cowdrey Park. John discovers a novel library in a telephone box - pun not intended! Liz continues to exercise Fi's car and we take Wren and Alice to Buriton. There was a wonderful display of poppies at Fort Nelson and Joan turned 80. John helped pick up litter around Petersfield and we both helped at Messy Church. |
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| Easter Day Sunrise Service on the Heath | ||
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| On the Heath | Easter Lunch: Alice, Wren and Freya eat in the conservatory... | |
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| ... while the adults eat in the dining room: Mark, Kerry, Lorna, Tim and Bobs | ||
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| Liz, Bobs, Ross, Emma, Tim, Lorna, Kerry and Mark | ||
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| Regular viewers may remember that last year we featured John's left eye - this year it's the right eye! Thanks to Louise at Arnold's opticians in Petersfield who emailed me the image. | ||
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| Queen Elizabeth - in the walled garden at Cowdray Park | Spotted not far from our home: a lending library in an old phone box. To borrow a book simple replace it with one of your own! | |
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| Liz and Fi's car in Midhurst | Buriton Pond and St Mary's Church, Buriton | |
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| Alice, Wren and Liz by Buriton Pond | Some of the poppies that had be displayed at the Tower of London were displayed around the country: we saw these at Fort Nelson. | |
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| Our friend Joan was 80 in April | One Sunday afternoon John helped with a sponsored litter-pick. |
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| John started on what was to be three sessions of treatment for skin cancer on his face this year - not malignant, but requiring intervention. | This first was application of Efudix: twice a day, two days a week for two months! It is as painful as it looks! Later in the year minor surgery took care of other areas. | |
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| Ready to serve up at Messy Church: John Ide, Pippa, Liz, Caroline and John | ||
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