title	An Interview with Rick Wakeman and Other Stories, Diss, Norfolk - 22nd July 2013
intro	Rick Wakeman, legendary keyboard player with prog-rock band Yes and pianist on David Bowie's "Life on Mars" (amongst many others) is interviewed in Amandine's Café in Diss for a new arts magazine run by one of Isobel's friends, and Nosher's there to take a few photos. Rick sociably belies his "grumpy old man" TV image as he tells of his interest in classic TV comedy "Dads Army", filmed locally near Thetford - as most of Perry and Croft's comedies were apparently filmed in and around Norfolk. Before and after this, there are a few garden activities including a probably-last-ever visit from Stephen and Gemma, prior to them leaving for the other side of the world, as well as the continuation of the demolition of the old 1958 asbestos garage.
imgp3166	Lunch in the garden
imgp3169	Fred, Elizabeth, Harry, Grandad and Thomas
imgp3173	Fred poses by the slide
imgp3174	Millie the Mooch mooches around
imgp3180	A garden barbeque gathering
imgp3203	Rick Wakeman chats about Dads Army
imgp3205	Rick Wakeman is definitely not a "grumpy old man"
imgp3228	Rick Wakeman tells more stories
imgp3232	Rick Wakeman drinks a coffee
imgp3251	Rick with Sarah Veness
imgp3252	The garage has almost totally disappeared
imgp3253	The remains of the garage
imgp3254	All that remains of the 1958 garage
imgp3256	The garage has gone
imgp3257	It's like some sort of reverse self-assembly kit
imgp3259	On Fair Green in Diss, Harry runs around
imgp3260	Fred and Harry on a climbing frame
imgp3261	Fred does some climbing
imgp3274	Harry plasters ice cream all over his face
imgp3277	Harry goes for a walk
imgp3279	Harry stumps around the garden
imgp3280	Isobel and the boys outside Fred's garden house
imgp3285	Fred does a good line in blocking the slide
imgp3288	The boys bundle at the bottom of the slide
imgp3290	A Dahlia
imgp3291	A deep orange dahlia