Thanks go to Kate for arranging a small family gathering this morning at a Moose Coffee shop in York Street. A very enjoyable occasion with excellent food and service and some very well behaved children. Here are a few photos, just for the record. More captions are welcome.
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Sue and Martin in Mallorca 2019
Sunday 30 July 2023
Breakfast at Moose
Thanks go to Kate for arranging a small family gathering this morning at a Moose Coffee shop in York Street. A very enjoyable occasion with excellent food and service and some very well behaved children. Here are a few photos, just for the record. More captions are welcome.
Saturday 29 July 2023 - Crosby parkrun #325
A 7:30 start saw us to Keith and Carol's driveway in Crosby before 8:30, in plenty of time to assemble at the start of Crosby parkrun. In fact we watched the volunteers being briefed, from their front door (above).
It was the occasion of Keith's 200th parkrun, and that was duly celebrated.
Note the lovely artwork at the bottom of the parkrun sign.
As is usual these days, I started from the back, from where I looked back to capture an image of the sunlit beach.
The course doubles back after passing around another iron man.
Here the stragglers make their way around the turning point iron man - he's the naked chap with the yellow helmet and bib..
Friday 28 July 2023 - An Evening Walk around Peover Hall
Congratulations go to Andrew for organising an evening walk - the one and only for this group this summer, although Sue and I have been on several of SWOG's evening walks.
Sue and I assembled at a random layby in Deepest Cheshire, together with Graeme, Jenny, Bridget, Richard and Andrew, for a 4.6 km stroll in the pleasant Cheshire countryside. On an overcast evening we trudged at 'Andrew pace' to cross and re-cross the Peover Eye, a stream that rises nearby and makes its way to the River Weaver.