title	Palgrave Players do the White Horse Open Mic Night, South Lopham - 29th September 2024
intro	Fresh from their well-reviewed performances of the musical Once, the Palgrave Players take some of their earlier Celtic Nights music to the open-mic night at the South Lopham White Horse. It's quite a raucous and in places chaotic night, but the music goes down well with the lively crowd. Later, the old Post Office in Diss - constructed in the classic architectural style of many built in the late 1940s and 1950s - has closed up and moved to the other end of town. Then, Nosher and Mick the Brick are up at the Railway Tavern in Mellis where there's a rare Triumph racing car, built on a TR6 chassis. Finally, it's Fred's birthday so there's a Lemon Drizzle cake, and we're in Diss for a car boot sale.
imgp6755	The first act sets up
imgp6759	There's an unusual appearance of a cello first
imgp6765	Some of the PP band sing "Fields of Athenry"
imgp6771	Isobel watches the proceedings
imgp6772	The Open-mic emcees do a number
imgp6774	Vicky adds a bit of fiddle
imgp6776	Doug does his stand-up bass thing
imgp6781	Vicky on fiddle for another guitar song
imgp6792	There's another rowdy singing number
imgp6794	Cathal sings Raglan Road
imgc20240923_113617	The counter of the old Post Office in Diss
imgc20240923_113709	The old Post Office in Diss has closed
imgc20240923_113741	The outside of the Post Office, built in 1953
imgc20241003_112655	A pint of Ghost Ship Zero at Old buckenham
imgc20240828_195826	There's a rare Triumph Spyder TR6 at the Railway
imgc20240828_195849	The cockpit of the rare Triumph
imgc20240828_200350	Charlie gives someone the finger(s)
imc20240925_190741	Harry lights a candle on Fred's cake
imgc20240824_110830	The new patio awning is mostly complete
imgc20240818_112943	We poke around a car boot sale in Diss