Gerry's first task was to instruct us all to

 "enjoy ye selves"..................................And so we did........... Elaine also      

                                                                    proving that She could be aloon in a bar!!! 

And so we sit for our sunday lunch at

"the Wheatsheaf" in Alton.  And we talk and we eat........

................Phil decided to have a glass of port with his cheese board...... We decided that Kay should drink it, thus vacating the glass and enabling us to re fill it with Chateau neuf du sarsons whilst phil wasn't looking!!    Cheers phil you gave us a good laugh!! 

                                                                                      So  With  Tummies full it's time to relax isn't it Chris.....

Then the Pool game...... Chris takes a shot............. Then we all lose interest in the game as...                                                                                           Pat spends 15 minutes thinking about taking a shot......

Gerry then joins the fray before we depart       The day is almost too much for some already (aidan!)

Graham  Awake...Well almost.....................................                 and graham asleep.... Ahhhhh

Then we got to Chichester and by this time we were all getting into the party mood!!!

The Barman gets his Bodhran out (well it's a beer tray and a corkscrew actually but he made it sound like a Bodhran) which gets us all going .......                   some even look gone Don't they john!!!!

Kay had a dance or two,                           and this year so did Nick ( no doubt as to where the loos are)

After our visit to Chichester we moved on to the black rabbit at Arundel but once again as with last year I ran out of space on my camera and as I was seconded to play my guitar there I can only leave you all to imagine what our heads were like the next day. 

The final shot then, Gerry dancing with Mary or is that Gerry dragging Mary across the floor!!!

All In all a VERY enjoyable day

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