Some more highlights of johnevigar 's tour of Lincolnshire churches. The next tour in the autumn covers Northamptonshire. Space is limited so be sure to join John's mailing list at johnevigar.com for more information, coming soon.

Some photos from a 3 day tour to East Lincs & The Wolds with johnevigar. Pure quality throughout the 20+ churches, some redundant, some thriving, some facing a dark future. But all with a treasure of their own to give up. A great experience and superb guide, as always.

This cheeky chappie is perched on the font cover at St Augustine of Canterbury, Burrough Green, Cambridgeshire #FontsOnFriday

Autumn has been blown to the ground today.

#SkullSaturday from last night's performance of Last Tango in Little Duxford at Duxford Community Centre

Vicars’ cats can be so judgmental. She didn’t want us having a roof fund meeting.

More terrible plans from the once-great ENO equity.org.uk/news/2023/save…

#FontsOnFriday from Preston St Mary, Suffolk.

Reflections of the outside world on lacquered wood.

Well, the people of Facebook have no sense of humour. Can no one else see the humour in this passive-aggressive tirade of priggishness? If only you knew where it was, you'd laugh at someone talking being the worst they have to suffer.

Fireplace tiles in the Master's Lodge at Westminster College, Cambridge.

That was loud in the back garden #RedArrows

How infrequently I post nowadays! Anyway, here's a #FontsOnFriday contribution from Throcking, Herts. I like the cheeky west-facing sun.

It’s concert day! Join Stefan Rogers and Josh Harri today for a cello duo recital of music by Bach, Barriere and Kummer. Doors open at 2.30pm. Admission free with retiring collection. Everyone welcome! 🎻🎻

iiiiiiiiiiit’s #Caturday

Why do BBC News (UK) and ITV News always go through this ugly, humiliating, stressful farce on exam results day. It’s excruciating making students reveal results live and every year the same agony.

Small handful for breakfast. Never thought that bush would fruit but it’s done well this year.

Trying out courgette fritters.

Delighted to see that Julian Perkins has a 5-star review for his new album, Handel's Attick. The CD's front cover was a photo taken by me and how nice that so many will have it on their shelves.