title	Butterflies and Fireworks, Brome and Wortham, Suffolk and Norfolk - 3rd November 2012
intro	It's bonfire night so we get some fish'n'chips and park the van on Wortham Ling to watch the Diss Rugby Club fireworks from a distance. OK, so it's free-loading, but at least Fred and Harry won't be scared of the loud explosions. Then, the caterpillar that arrived in a head of Morrison's broccoli and which was put in to a glass jar so Fred could watch it, actually pupates and turns in to a butterfly, which gets a bit of a flap around a sunny greenhouse before probably freezing to death later that night on account of being about three months too late. There's also a photo showing gory remains stuck to what is now the back of the 16:00 from London to Norwich - Class 90 90001 Crown Point -  which demonstrates that pigeons and 400 tons of train don't mix.
imgp7002	Grandad watches harry eat a plastic lid
imgp7003	Harry wriggles around for a bit
imgp7006	Grandad bounces Harry around
imgp7007	Harry wants that box of Lego
imgp7012	Fred watches some guff on the telly
imgp7014	A starbursts of fireworks
imgp7028	Blue and green streaks
imgp7055	A weeping willow effect, and lots of sparks
imgp7079	Some of the finale fireworks
imgp7093	A big finish in fireworks
imgp7104	Caught on the wing: Fred's butterfly
imgp7112	Another moment in flight for Fred's butterfly
imgp7125	The butterfly lands and chats to a hover fly
imgp7129	A cabbage white
imgp7136	The gory remains of a pigeon on the 16:00
imgp7139	Harry and Fred have a bath