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| What is this man doing? Click the picture to find out! | What is Liz doing? Click the picture to find out! | |
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| Our barge is eased into a lock | ||
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| An interesting couple spotted in Newbury | ||
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| Tuesday 2 July: Wren at Sports Day - her team won! | ||
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| Granny (Liz), Mummy (Kerry) and Granddad (Brian) were there in support! | ||
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| Dad (Mark) was also there! | Thursday 4 July: Alice's Sports Day! | |
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| Alice's halo has slipped! | But the egg stayed on the spoon! | |
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| Cake anyone? Liz was busy baking for the IMC Fun Day | ||
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| Liz and Sheila, selling... cakes! | ||
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| John was selling his jams | The mile of pennies always attracts lots of donations | |
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| Sheila joins us to celebrate Bob's 93rd birthday | ||
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| 15th July: Another Sports Day - this time Freya's | ||
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| The horse chestnut tree that grew from a conker collected by the girls a few years ago | The lunar eclipse as seen from our garden | |
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| Liz with her uncle Brian (her Dad's brother) and his daughter Carol This was taken at the funeral of Liz's uncle Ian, also her dad's brother |
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| Chris, John, Liz, Paul and Beryl Beryl is Liz's aunt and John and Paul Beryl's children |
Sally, Sheila and Liz during a Creativity as Worship service at Life Church Petersfield | |
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| Bobs checks that they are doing it right! | Very clever: strips of cloth plaited together in strips then sewn together to form a rug | |
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| Members of Liz's recorder and flute group enjoy a meal at The Hawkley Inn to mark the end of the season | ||
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| An early visitor to the King's Arms barbeque organised and run by members of the Men's Group | John, John and Tim man the barbeque at Queen Elizabeth Country Park | |
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| Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it, ‘and what is the use of a book,’ thought Alice ‘without pictures or conversations?’ We walked along the canal from Guildford to Godalming - we started just by this statue of Alice and her sister. |
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| So she was considering in her own mind (as well as she could, for the hot day made her feel very sleepy and stupid), whether the pleasure of making a daisy-chain would be worth the trouble of getting up and picking the daisies, when suddenly a White Rabbit with pink eyes ran close by her. | Spotted by Liz on the canal bank | |
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| John: "Where's the canal?" Liz: "Over there!" | ||
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| It makes you stop and think when you see how old the canal is! | Liz braves a walk across the lock gates! | |
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| Godalming is rightly proud of its place in the history of street lighting! | ||
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| We were in Godalming (where Chris and Ed live) to attend a hand bell concert in which Chris took part - she is at the extreme right of the photograph |
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