Narborough Bird Hide....

.... I much enjoyed my visit to the Narborough Museum on Thursday February 26th.

I spent time in the museums wonderful bird hide. 

I also had my photo taken in my new T-Shirt to blog 93 activities in my 93rd year.

Madagascar, A Musical Adventure....

.... On Saturday 21/02/26 at 2pm. I went to Gorleston Pavilion Theatre to see an amateur production by TEAM2GETHER. "A musical adventure" based on the animation motion picture Madagascar.

I much enjoyed this fast moving show which featured three friends of mine, Julie Green and her two sons, Paul & Daniel.

I also won two prizes in their raffle. 

T Shirt Printed....

.... I've had some T shirts printed.

If you see me out and about, please donate just £1, or whatever you want to donate.

Thank you.

A Natural History of England....

.... By John Lewis-Stempel.

I have seldom read a more interesting book.

John takes us through and explains everything to do with parks, downs, rivers, villages & lakes.

Narborough Museum....

.... Narborough Museum is a little known gem of a place in the Norfolk countryside. Well worth a visit.

I love sitting in front of the open fire, drinking tea, eating cake & chatting to the volunteers, who I have become the best of friends with.

Thank you all at the Museum.

Radio Norfolk Studios....

.... I have had a long hectic day at  the Radio Norfolk Studio. Where Anya Culling was to interview me for her program, Anya Culling's Positive People. Arriving at the studio at 9am, I was met by Alex Arnold who would be filming me. We then went to the film studio which was new to me, another challenge. The studio had four very expensive cameras all trained on Anya and myself, also present was Tim Sparrow, the producer of Radio Norfolk. We had very comfortable seats with microphones and filming took over an hour. We then talked about what I could do for a challenge? Norwich Castle was contacted at short notice and agreed for me to visit the castle, that's another of my challenges ticked off. We walked in the rain to the castle and were greeted by a lovely young lady who took us to The Keep. Here another interview and filming. We were then told a special screening was to take place of some of the castle's history. Also there was a throne, in which I sat, with  more  filming taking place.

I fell asleep on the X1 bus home.  🙂‍↕️

First Smartphone Photo....

.... My desk.

My First Smartphone....

.... There's a lot to learn!!

Attend A Performance Of 'Oliver'....

.... It was my pleasure to be entertained by the pupils, staff and supporters of Lynn Grove Academy.

It was a very polished production with excellent singing, acting and live musical accompaniment.

A pat on the back to all involved, front of house, onstage and backstage.

You are all amazing ambassadors for your school.

An evening I shall remember all of my life.

Eat A Double Yolk Egg....

.... Boiled for 15 minutes and cooled in cold water. Very tasty for my tea.

Read A Library Book....

.... The Pull Of The River by Matt Haw.

Matt and his friend, James, travel in their canoe named Pipe, through many rivers in England.

This beautifully written book takes us through the rivers of Waveney, Stour, Alde, Upper and Lower Thames, Cam, Otter, Ouse, Severn and Colne.

It was a delight for me to read.

Personalised Jigsaw....

.... I was gifted this wonderful Jigsaw, commemorating me receiving The British Empire Medal.

It's in rememberence of me visiting 90 Norfolk Village Signs in 2025.