So This is What it is Like to be Pursued by Paparazzi

tutorneale Mayıs 24, 2022

It has been a busy month, christening, garden party, the village show, care of an elderly relative, visits by family. I think we have done more entertaining this month than we normally do in a whole year. It has been exhausting, but fun.

This weekend has been particularly nice as my older brother, Steven, and his wife Shirley came across the country to visit us. It had been a year since we had last seen them, so there was a lot of catching up to do.

We made the most of the weather and got out and about.

One of the places we visited was Tattershall Castle, which I'll post about soon.

I love this old building - the wobbly roof line, lovely windows, the church in the background. I wish I could add a soundtrack because there was a wedding taking place in the church and the bells were being rung, it was wonderful. I have some much better photographs, this is just a taster.

Every time I turned around there seemed to be a camera lens pointed in my direction. Eeeek!

We visited The Bubblecar Museum, a delightful little place, very inexpensive, great value - with a charming tea room and gift shop.

While I am not a particularly car-orientated person I will admit that I do like these little cars. They have big personalities and shy, bashful smiles...

..long eyelashes and charm.

Some so small it feels as though you could pick them up and put them in your handbag.

Everywhere I went there was the same problem...

...a man with a camera...

For just a £4.00 entry fee you can get in to see about 60 of these wonderful little cars..some restored, some as they were found, all are delightful.

This morning we visited a couple of interesting old churches which Alfred Lord Tennyson would have known very well indeed... he grew up in the old Rectory almost opposite this one. His father was a vicar and this was one of the churches in his care. Even here I felt hounded..