title	A High-Pressure Watermain and some Graffiti, Eye and London - 11th June 2019
intro	A round-up of randomness, including Fred and Harry's paintings which were part of a set hung up on the fence around the now-derelict Paddock House nursing home on Church Street in Eye. Then, there's a bit more of the ever-changing graffiti on the railway lines, the bridge over the Waveney - and which marks the Norfolk-Suffolk border into Diss - is closed due to resurfacing and waterproofing, and finally a new high-pressure water main is laid over the side field. It runs from the existing main on Rectory Road out to Eye Airfield or thereabouts.
imgc3557	Fred points to his Stripey Cat picture
imgc3558	Harry points to his picture outside Paddock House
imgc3560	Almost every surface is covered in graffiti
imgc3561	A big silver Becs tag near Brick Lane
imgc3562	A new silver Gerts tag
imgc3563	Some graffiti has been almost totally covered
imgc3564	More graffiti tags
imgc3565	Nice dripping graffiti
imgc3566	A colourful if abstract tag near Liverpool Street
imgc3568	The best photo yet of the Liverpool Street entrance
imgc3570	The bridge over the Waveney is closed off
imgc3571	The bridge is being waterproofed and resurfaced
imgc3573	Looking into Diss over a closed bridge
imgc3574	High-pressure water pipe is laid on the field
imgc3577	A digger in a field of oilseed
imgc3580	The pipe snakes over the field towards Eye