A very English pond
" I remember when all this used to be fields"
Dinner at the Chesil Rectory, Winchester. Dating back to 1450 and the reign of Henry VI (during the Wars of the Roses), it was later owned by Henry VIII and bequeathed to his daughter, Mary Tudor (Mary I). For the past 50 years it has been a restaurant - fine British dining at its best. This photo was taken during a lull in the screaming of the baby girls!
Another fine pub - The English Partridge, in a small Hampshire hamlet
Farmers Archie and Austyn take a break from bringing in the hay
Aunty Emi
Story time with Grandad
Gearing up for England's exit from the Rugby World Cup
You can always spot an Australian. And it's not the canary yellow that gives her away.
Yep, still trying to get that beer
"There, there Olivia, we'll only be four at the next World Cup"
Could this child look more English?
Australia v England:the baby fight
"You might be wearing canary yellow, but I still love you"
Maeve finally gets her England outfit on!
With Aunty Emi in the grounds of Winchester Cathedral
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