title	Fred and the SYWO at Snape Maltings, Snape, Suffolk - 7th September 2025
intro	Fred's performing with the Suffolk Youth Wind Orchestra at Snape Maltings, so after dropping him off the rest of us head off to the nearby Plough and Sail for a bit of lunch, where there's some sort of convention of cars from 1905 or something. Then Nosher, Isobel and Harry go for a short walk along the banks of the River Alde, and then just generally hang out on the giant bench for a bit before the concert. Before all of that though, on the last day of August, Nosher is discharged from hospital for the second time following a recurrence of the kidney infection.
imgc20250831_115303	Edgefield Ward is on the first floor, left
imgc20250831_154456	A last visit to the ward bathroom
imgc20250831_115626	The entrance to the Centre Block wards
imgp4221	There's a good load of tomatoes from the greenhouse
imgc20250906_143237	Fred gets a haircut at Louise Stock in Diss
imgp4222	Fred wanders off to Snape Maltings
imgp4223	Fred and a gang of musicians head off to rehearsal
imgp4227	There are a load of really old cars outside the pub
imgp4229	An old car is like some mad steam-punk invention
imgp4230	The amazing old car outside the Plough and Sail
imgp4231	The Plough and Sail has a tree in the guttering
imgp4232	Harry's on his phone
imgp4233	Virginia Creeper all over Snape Maltings
imgp4235	A family heads off for a paddle down the river
imgp4236	We go for a short walk up the River Alde
imgp4238	Snape Maltings from across the river
imgp4245	Isobel looks out over the river
imgp4247	Another canoe paddles by
imgp4249	The river tour boat comes back from a trip
imgp4253	Harry tries to put his zip back together
imgp4254	Harry and Isobel in the Snape café
imgp4256	The table condiments have a nice view
imgp4261	Sunset over Snape Bridge
imgp4264	The Dutch holday barge on the river
imgp4267	There are a couple of cormorants on Diss Mere
imgp4268	A fisherman puzzles over his location
imgp4272	ATS in Diss has closed down
imgp4273	There's a wilderness outside the defunct ATS