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Author: Michael James
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Week 177 – August 6th – Morph – Part 6

HMS Belfast moored along the river Thames with the Tower of London partially in the background. 
Tower Bridge 
Morph number 4 – “London Parklife” at Hay’s Galleria -
Week 177 – August 6th – Morph – Part 5

Morph number 2 – Forget-Me-Not, near Southwark cathedral 
Looking over to the Tower of London 
Morph number 3 – Mr Create at London Bridge City Pier -
Week 177 – August 6th – Morph – Part 3
Were up and running, after finding the first big morph.

The 1st Morph – This is Dance-off Morph – Were on our way. 
St Pauls from London Bridge. 
Southwark Cathedral. The clock not working, as it wasn’t just gone 12. -
Week 177 – August 6th – Morph – Part 2

The Golden Hind by the river Thames 
The clink prison museum. 
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Week 177 – August 6th – Morph – Part 1
Today we did the Morph search and walk. We had set ourselves a goal to find 10 morphs and 3 mini ones.
It brought back memories of my child hood, as this was on television when I was young with a very clever artist called Tony Hart.
The idea behind the walk, was to make people aware regarding wheel chair accessibility.
Let’s see how we get on and how far we walk.
I hope you enjoy the journey and pictures?

1st morph found, this is classed as a mini one. It was in Hamleys toy shop at London Bridge Station. 
The mini morph looks great. 1 down 2 more to find of these. 
Along the walk, took various other pictures. Sign about Southwark Cathedral. Didn’t realise that it’s only been a cathedral for just over a 100 years. -
Week 177 – August 4th – Goring by Sea
With Claire being off, we took a trip down to the Sussex coast and were reasonably lucky with the weather and enjoyed a lunch on the beach.

Looking out at the English Channel from the Goring by Sea beach. It was pretty busy and actually a decent day apart from the cloud that you can see in the picture. -
Week 177 – August 2nd – The Bell Hotel
Today we went and spent time with Claire’s dad, as it would have been her mum’s birthday.
The first one since she passed away last year.
We had a lovely lunch at the Bell hotel in Sandwich to remember her.
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Week 177 – July 31st – What a way to go out
It was obviously written in the stars for Stuart Broad, what a way to finish your career.
I don’t believe it’s ever been done before, the last ball you face, you hit for six and then the last ball you bowl you take the wicket to win the match.
This also to draw an amazing Ashes test series.
England have been very lucky to have two of the all-time great bowlers playing together, I don’t believe either of their records will be broken due to changes in cricket.
Thank you Broady.