just a few months ago we had a hedgehog under our bed and then we had beasts in our loft (turned out to be nesting birds whizzing around in our loft).
our latest strange beast is this which we found in our house. to begin with we weren’t sure whether it was dead or alive, so we got kezia to poke it gently with a small stick. it didn’t move, then we noticed its legs was falling off and it was a bit crusty.
any ideas what it is ?
it’s satisfying to know there are still places planning a banner revolution in the centre of our lovely city
a few things to notice about these two vicars in a gunge tank:
1) they are too tall for the delivery box
2) the recoil from the gunge tipping results in some upwards expulsion
3) theresa, the operator, looks to be enjoying it
4) les, who is a trainee vicar (i think) is watching from a safe distance
still, they didn’t seem to mind
(and no vicars with drills this year)
jacob was a roadie for our band last week and made this excellent jigsaw (i’m not sure how it relates to the Bible verse at the bottom though).
another photo from back when i saw these
it’s two the same !
ian said he went to Camberley and there were all sorts there.
someone pointed out that i don’t appear much on the blog, so here i am playing my bass guitar standing at a slightly odd angle. (thanks to peter for the band photos today)
