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| In September, Ben and I visited Burghley House, near Stamford. The House was built by William Cecil, the first Lord Burghley (1520-1598), Lord High Treasurer and Chief Minister to Queen Elizabeth I. We walked from the station through the Park to the House. |
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| Various sculptures are dotted around the gardens |
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| Look carefully in the foliage |
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| The Shell Grotto in the Garden of Surprises |
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| Stamford High Street |
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| In August, the Guided Busway opened years late and way over budget. Unlike the MRC building in the background... |
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| On the Busway from St Ives to Cambridge |
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| The famous Southwold beach huts that cost as much as a small house! |
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| St Edmund's Church |
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| The angel roof in the church |
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| We paid a surprise visit to Aldringham to visit Kate, a friend from school days. The last time we visited was in 1972! Now Kate has 4 grandchildren who love the zip wire in the garden! |
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| The joists of the decking paths had begun to rot so we replaced them with pavers. Richard did the timber edges, and I laid the bricks. |
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| Richard's birthday, so he and Tony went to an auction of old vehicles - old and pricey! |
