26th
July 2020
Dear
All,
More
of the same this week: walking, gardening, ZOOMing, cricket preparation plus a
bit more Vermuyden and photo sorting – but not complaining.
Two
new walks this week, on Tuesday we drove to Somersham and explored the orchards
and allotments, saw the first active combine and had coffee in the garden
centre.
Somersham Centre
First Active Combine
Our
longer walk was on Friday this week and we took the river bank route to St Ives
via the Pike & Eel, Needingwoth and Holwell catching the Guided bus back.
We were accompanied by Lawrie & Maureen from U3A and Dave from football. Lawrie
is a Newcastle supporter and Dave an Arsenal supporter so they could cheer each
other up!
River Ouse from the Pike & Eel
Holywell
The Kelly Gang waiting for the Guided Bus!
We
prepared four cricket pitches this week: U10s, U12s, U15s and adult – all different
lengths and the adults managed a practice match yesterday before the heavens
opened.
On
Thursday I had a U3A ZOOM session training for leading (jointly) Biographies on
line next term learning how to add PowerPoints etc.
I
had a morning repainting garden furniture on Wednesday keeping the 25-year-old
table I made with Dad going for a little longer.
Ancient table
The
garden continues to be very productive with Runner beans and Climbing French
beans coming out of our ears this week and they have been distributed to at
least half a dozen deserving causes.
Runner & French beans
We
are hoping to travel down to Beaumont tomorrow as it is Bob Coles funeral – we will
not be allowed into the service but there is a book of condolences and then we
hope to catch up with Dave and Jen for the first time since last November.
With
love
Mike
& Kate
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