title	The Humpty Dumpty Beer Festival, Reedham, Norfolk - 22nd July 2017
intro	Nosher, Marc & Suey, The Boy Phil and Paul head off on the train to Reedham to the Humpty Dumpty Beer Festival. Isobel and the Boys are along for the ride too, at least as far as Norwich where they head off to the cinema. Meanwhile, we continue to Reedham on what is virtually a heritage railway line, where tiny Victorian stations are neatly kept, with flowers in baskets and everything, and where they actually still use semaphore signalling, just like the 1950s. After a few hours drinking beer at the festival, we head off to visit the Reedham Ferry, a popular pub on the nearby river Yare.
imgc6828	Fred and the gang on the platform at Diss
imgc6829	The train stops at Reedham
imgc6830	Looking back up the line towards Norwich
imgc6831	The Class 153 heads off to Yarmouth
imgc6834	The leafiest beer-festival entrance ever
imgc6839	The "Pedants' Revolt" Border Morris entertains
imgc6842	Suey holds up a glass
imgc6844	Morris dancing and marquees
imgc6847	Purple faces and pheasant feathers
imgc6849	The Morris dancers pose for a photo
imgc6850	Suey uses the beer list as a sun shade
imgc6859	More morris dancing from Pedants Revolt
imgc6861	Musical accompaniment
imgc6863	Nosher's glass
imgc6865	Marc roams around
imgc6871	There's more dancing
imgc6875	Suey has a doze in the sun
imgc6876	Paul watches stuff
imgc6884	The festival fills up towards the afternoon
imgc6890	A charity footbal match occurs nearby
imgc6893	Football action
imgc6895	We head off back down the leafy lane
imgc6897	Reedham Station buildings
imgc6898	A view from the road bridge
imgc6899	The winding tracks towards Yarmouth and Lowestoft
imgc6902	Entrance to Reedham Station
imgc6904	We head off on the road to the Reedham Ferry
imgc6905	A swan with three fluffy cygnets hide in the grass
imgc6908	Cows, and the Cantley sugar factory in the distance
imgc6909	More cows
imgc6910	Marc and Phil point at stuff
imgc6912	A topless wind pump
imgc6915	Some bullocks look over warily
imgc6917	Toby jugs in the Reedham Ferry
imgc6918	Loads of business cards from the 1980s
imgc6919	A dubious card for a "versatile 18 year old beauty"
imgc6921	The quaint (actual) Reedham Ferry
imgc6922	Looking up the river towards Reedham
imgc6923	A yacht heads down wind
imgc6925	A lovely old yacht luffs its way up the river
imgc6927	A heterochromic dog
imgc6928	The other Reedham Ferry - the pub
imgc6930	Traditional beers, written in flint pebbles
imgc6932	A drainage ditch, and Cantley sugar factory
imgc6936	Reedham Station footbridge
imgc6937	Paul mills around
imgc6938	The Boy Phil and Suey by a flower pot
imgc6940	An ancient semaphore signal in stop position
imgc6944	A nice Victorian fireplace
imgc6947	The Victorian station waiting rooms
imgc6948	A view of the vintage signal through the bridge
imgc6949	Paul inspects the tracks
imgc6951	A view through the steps of the bridge
imgc6952	Top-and-tailed Class 37's rumble up from Lowestoft
imgc6953	Class 37 37419 from the 1960s thunders past Paul
imgc6954	The old train leaves a cloud of smoke in its wake
imgc6955	The Boy Phil on the newer train back to Norwich
imgc6956	Thorpe Maintenance Depot
imgc6957	A derelict-looking maintenance shed
imgc6958	The wilderness in Thorpe, Norwich
imgc6960	A Class 68 68005 at Norwich with a Mark 2 set
imgc6963	We bump into Isobel and the boys at the station
imgc6964	Fred's got a balloon
imgc6965	An East Midlands cross-country on platform 3
imgc6966	Norwich platforms
imgc6967	Derelict building in Thorpe
imgc6971	Mark 3 coaches at Thorpe depot in Norwich
imgc6973	Aggregate bulk wagons
imgc6974	Some sort of cement works near the Swing Bridge