From here and there.
Firsr Portsmouth...
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| HMS Victory |
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| Yo, Ho, Ho... Geoffrey |
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| Portsmouth remains a functioning dockyard |
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| Kate about to climb the wall, John C one step ahead |
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| Kate and John on a moving wall |
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| Kate and Maddie climb the tower wall |
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John Campbell takes a well earned rest after climbing to the top
...more than once... |
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| 'Ello, 'ello, 'ello |
Then Chichester...
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| After Masterclass, cake and tea at Chichester |
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| The Chagall Window in Chichester is based on Psalm 150 |
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| Joshua Marc van Konkelenberg was named for Marc Chagall |
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| Masterclass with Sarah Baldock |
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| Checking out the smallest door... |
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| Only Peter Mercuri could get through without ducking |
The door led to what was a hiding place for the treasures of the church. It has become the hiding place for the treasures of Chichester Cathedral Choir - their Music Library.
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| Hemptons at the Deanery |
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| Where you can get a Coronation Chicken Baguette |
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| Chagall in the afternoon light |
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| Chichester Cathedral Cloisters in the late afternoon |
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When standing on Sarah Baldock's "box" the DOM is taller than Lofty
... for once |
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| We all liked the last column - Being "with it" |
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| Singing can be tiring work! |
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| The short Quire meant that the last treble stood on a platform and faced inwards |
Hampton Court...
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| The full crew - the shadow is the lovely receptionist from the Premier Inn |
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| Alice is a little over photos by Chichester |
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| Glen and Robin at Hampton Court |
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| Alice enters Hampton Court |
While it is possible to borrow these nice medieval cloaks for your tour around Hampton Court, the serious Lord Glen and Lady Anna declined to wear them further than this hall. Pity. I'd have liked to see them at Evensong in the Chapel Royal dressed like this!
Lady Alice and Lady Anna tried hard to maintain the serious expressions while dancing in one of the boudoirs, but failed dismally, collapsing into laughter immediately after this photo was taken.
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| The Orangery, rebuilt after the fire in 1986 |
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| Playing with the settings on the camera |
While it is possible to borrow these nice medieval cloaks for your tour around Hampton Court, the serious Lord Glen and Lady Anna declined to wear them further than this hall. Pity. I'd have liked to see them at Evensong in the Chapel Royal dressed like this!
Lady Alice and Lady Anna tried hard to maintain the serious expressions while dancing in one of the boudoirs, but failed dismally, collapsing into laughter immediately after this photo was taken. 
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