This pigeon is in the Margaret Brown Gardens. It is just checking whether to fly away from that human being with the camera or wheel around for more rich pickings.
This pigeon is on the other side of the Thames. It’s a wonder it can fly carrying all that weight.
This pigeon was seen near the River Ock next to a bird that has to hunt and catch its own food.
It was the first day for a while that the weather forecast predicted rain, but there was not enough to help to turn the grass back green. If it carries on like this the grass will end up being the same colour as the paths in the Abbey gardens.
50th anniversary celebrations have been going on at John Mason Secondary School. They had a Fun Day last Saturday and an assembly to celebrate the anniversary mid week.
Yesterday, I went to the school’s O6 Art Gallery where, beyond the A Level Course work exhibition, there was a 50th anniversary exhibition…
Last Saturday at the Fun Day a lot of the pupils dressed up. Years 7s in 1970s, year 8s in 80s, year 9 in 90s, and other years in 60s gear. But as I was not there to see them, here is the real thing, thanks to Friend Reunited…
A sixth form group from the late 60s.
An early 70s school group.
A group that went on a school trip in the 198os.
A year group in the late 1990s or 2000s.
There often seem to be concerts on a Sunday afternoon in St Helens Church, and this week the Twins Towns Society welcomed over the GYNAIKA Girls Choir from Sint-Niklaas. There are more pictures of the visit on the Twin Towns website, including a video of a Flash Mob event that the choir took part in.