title	The BSCC at North Lopham, and the GSB Mayor's Parade, Eye, Suffolk - 23rd June 2019
intro	Nosher and Fred are on their second march with the Gislingham Silver Band, this time for the Mayor-Making parade in Eye. In the town hall afterwards is spotted a copy of the Charter of Eye - Suffolk's oldest document - the original of which Nosher actually handled back in around 1998, when first digitising it for the Suffolk County Council website. It was signed by Herbert Losinga, the bishop of Norwich, in 1119 - 900 years ago and just 53 years after the Norman Conquest. Later, the pipes across the side field are buried, and then the BSCC splinter group rides out on a 26 mile (ish) spin to North Lopham.
imgc3586	Harry takes an interest in playing the piano
imgc3587	Harry plays some tunes on piano
imgc3588	The band forms up on Lambseth Street
imgc3591	Harry and the G-Unit on Lambseth Street in Eye
imgc3592	Harry takes his Beavers scarf off
imgc3595	Bruce comes to start the band off
imgc3599	The band heads off up Lambseth Street
imgc3600	Fred and Nosher in the band
imgc3603	The GSB heads onto Broad Street
imgc3609	There's a gathering outside the town hall
imgc3611	Nosher looks over, with cornet in hand
imgc3617	The new mayor walks around
imgc3623	Terry the drum major outside the church
imgc3624	Fred hangs around with the band
imgc3625	The rest of the parade turns up
imgc3627	Fred with his music
imgc3628	Isobel and Harry wander off
imgc3635	Julian with his shiny bass
imgc3644	Heading up Castle Street
imgc3646	Terry leads the band
imgc3647	The band heads off back into Eye
imgc3649	Nosher and Fred
imgc3655	The mayor again
imgc3656	Passing the Bank arts centre
imgc3657	The band outside Caféye
imgc3660	The GSB marches past the old White Lion pub
imgc3662	The GSB passes Cocoa Mama chocolate shop
imgc3665	There's a post-march mingling in the town hall
imgc3666	The town hall has a new roof
imgc3667	The former mayor of Eye chats
imgc3668	The new mayor mingles
imgc3669	A copy of the Charter of Eye, dating from 1119
imgc3671	The trenching machine arrives to bury the water main under ground
imgc3672	The pipe is lifted into the air
imgc3675	The pipe is checked as it's buried
imgc3676	The BSCC arrives at the North Lopham King's Head
imgc3678	Marticle and Isobel chat, as Phil reads the paper
imgc3679	Paul at the bar
imgc3680	There's an interesting cactus in the gents' bogs
imgc3681	Paul and The Boy Phil head back to the bikes
imgc3682	Gaz gets his helmet on
imgc3683	We saddle up for the ride back