When I was two, I was nearly new.


September was a busy month.
Lindy drove Mum and Lorna down to the west country for a holiday and diverted to the Old Candle Factory on the way home.
Mums first visit!!
It coincided with the Towersey Folk Festival, held every August bank holiday.
Yes, I know august isn't in september. This is a blog and therefore full of deliberate mistakes to keep you on your toes.
Everybody behave like hippies for 4 days and immerse themselves in all things F O L K .

I was no exception and I will try and post pictures which hopefully speak louder than words.

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