title	Mama Afrika, and Richard Hawley at the UEA, Norwich - 16th June 2024
intro	We're at the Cornhall in Diss for a rousing and thoughtful one-woman performance about the life of activist and singer Miriam Makeba. Then, we're at the village hall to play some table tennis, and finally we're off to the Lower Common Room at the University of East Anglia for a Richard Hawley gig, which Isobel gets tickets for on a whim a few days before as a Fathers' Day thing. As we get there early, there's time to have a quick look around at some of the UEA's famous 1960s modernist concrete architecture, including the listed "Ziggurat" student accomodation, before a quick drink in the students' union bar. We then wander round to the LCR to watch a good performance by Richard Hawley and his twenty guitars - seemingly one for each number.
imgp0001	A beacon is constructed in Diss Park
imgp0002	It's a full house in the Cornhall in Diss
imgp0006	Anna Mudeka at the end of Mama Afrika
imgp0016	Anna Mudeka sings as Miriam Makeba
imgp0018	Mick the Brick at the airfield gate in Eye
imgp0021	Mick pauses before we head across the airfield
imgp0022	Dog Daisies near Gislingham
imgp0025	The Cornhall on St. Nicholas Street in Diss
imgp0027	Baby Lukáš really wants to play pool
imgp0031	Isobel and Sue play table tennis
imgp0035	The boys find an amusing balloon dog
imgp0038	It briefly lashes it down outside Browne's 
imgp0039	Isobel and the boys hang around
imgp0042	The UEA and the Students' Union
imgp0043	Stark modernist architecture at the UEA
imgp0044	Part of the UEA's famous Ziggurat
imgp0047	Isobel checks her phone in the UEASU
imgp0048	Stick game in the students' union bar
imgp0049	The stage is set in the LCR
imgp0051	James Bagshaw is the support act
imgp0054	Our view from behind the light and sound desk
imgp0060	Richard Hawley in a sea of green
imgp0062	Another guitarist and the keyboard player
imgp0068	Richard Hawley's got another guitar out
imgp0073	Richard Hawley and the band
imgp0083	More guitar action
imgp0097	The big red Gibson comes out again
imgp0099	The mostly-middle-aged crowd streams out