Flo is seeking items to use in making a baby’s mobile. In particular she is collecting beads. One very good source of such material is Charity Shops which now populate most of our High Streets. One such is New Milton’s Station Road.
This afternoon Flo walked the length of the road investigating these outlets,
while I wandered up and down with my camera.
As usual, all the pictures are titled in the galleries.
This gentleman apparently absorbed in the Mencap window
revealed his lassitude as he departed with his companion leaving the store.
This gentleman patiently waiting to cross the road carries his own tribute to Queen Elizabeth II’s upcoming 70th Jubilee celebrations at the beginning of June.
While walking along the street I picked up a wallet from the gutter. This contained a certain amount of identifying material but nothing of monetary value. In an effort to return it to its owner, possibly one from Australia with South London connections and a long name unpronounceable by this Englishman, I took it to the local police office,
where I was confronted with instructions as to how to proceed. I left the wallet on top of the box.
I expect you have all spotted me.
This evening we dined on Jackie’s most wholesome stewp consisting of chicken and goodness knows what else – all somehow blending perfectly – with crusty fresh bread and no alcohol required.