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Bell tower detail on the right		Roman arch	Winchester Cathedral
Winchester Cathedral	Wide angle lens	Period houses	Queen Anne House
Japanese anemone	Variety of buildings		Museum
Bistro	Commemorating the Olympics	New building behind
Church of St Lawrence	Nearly 900 years old
Gargoyles	Fly your kite	Coat of arms	We had lunch here
We arrived at the observatory after trundling down some unmade roads and were welcomed with refreshments. We were divided into groups and got down to photography. It was windy causing a problem with the flora.
Solarisation seemed appropriate	Dish in monochrome	Sky pointing	Looking up and below looking down
The workers	Red nose	Stairs	Looking up and below looking down
Hard hats had to be worn on the skirt around the Dish	The fields	Graffiti	Legs?
Wildflowers and the Dish	Two Dishes	Nature's dish	Monarda didyma
Circuits	Banks of computers	Colour	This enlarges a lot
but WHAT?	Rainbow ribbon	Brass	Keys
Bug mug	Blues behind	Mondrian colour?	Shasta daisy
Rat trap	Iris foetidissima pods		Rosa rugosa
Made in spare time	Owl keeps the birds away	Where is the head?	Fields from the path
Umbel	Dish through the umbellifers	Mallow - another natural dish	Mignonette
Sorrel		Geranium	Wonderful sky
Rain comimg!!	Scabious	Echium vulgare	Emphasizing a point
We were warned that it would rain at 3 and it did...
Low-Band Array. 96 aerials observing the lowest frequencies	High-Band Array. Each 'tile' is 5 x 5 metres and contains 16 individual antennas	Ground nettle	Spider's art
	Rain	We drove home through some very heavy summer rain and heavy traffic and arrived home rather later than hoped. We had had a great day out.	From a report in the RPS Journal