September 2021 photos, there’s a bit more variety to the photos this month! Although not that much. Garry spent the first half of the month recovering from his third hip operation in as many months! But once he was released, Garry wasted no time getting out and about! Although he couldn’t go too far as he’s still not allowed to drive or cycle!
Due to the restrictions imposed on Garry, he spent a lot of time walking around Felpham and Bognor, taking random photographs. Many of the pictures that Garry took will be added to Garry’s Flickr page once he gets around to doing it! So he won’t bore you with them on here!
There are also a few photos that Garry took on a day trip to Brighton with Julie.
September 2021 Photos
Out Of Hospital
Cheers, it’s good to be home
Felpham Beach
Along Bognor seafront
A couple of seagulls enjoying the sun
Just about sums it up for me!
Felpham seafront
Enjoying my first pint
Sunflower in Brighton
Street art in Brighton
Seagull in Brighton
Brighton Lanes
Market Square Brighton
Band in Brighton
Brighton Pavilion
Playing the tourist in Brighton
Old fishing boats in Brighton
99 ice cream on Brighton beach
i360 in Brighton
Meals on wheels delivered by Julie
Bognor Picturedrome
Full moon
Autumn spiders in the garden
Indya lining up her ducks
Amusment arcade along Bognor seafront
Along Felpham seafront
Bognor seafront
Bognor town hall
Felpham seafront
Enjoying a beer in the sunshine
Photos From My Stay In Hospital
Saw this on my walk this afternoon
All packed and ready to leave
Just about my best shot!
St Richard’s hospital
I saw Mr Fox last night
Just to wind myself up!
Last night’s moon
The old main wards of St Richard’s hospital
The housekeepers make sure I don’t miss out. I came back to this after a walk!
Weather vane at the hospital
Dusk outside St Richard’s
Just in case you didn’t know where I was
Watching the planes fly over from Goodwood Aerodrome
Garden fete painting from the hospital
The second part of the garden fete painting
The third and final part of the garden fete party painting
What are you doing, Grandad!
Pictured in the hospital grounds, it must have been a high tide!
Thank you NHS posters
The old man sitting in his chair wrapped in a blanket! The one good thing is that I’m not rocking or dribbling, yet!
Indya made me a card and flower
Keep away from my nuts!
More thank you messages
Good use of an old toilet
I’ll go in the wheelchair!
Bye bye grandad
The tailless squirrel
Vicky, Paul and Indya today
Queuing ambulances at A&E
Some of the goodies Vicky brought in
A passing balloon
My best effort
Rainbow over the hospital
I’ve got my eye on some blackberries across the road
Sunset last night
The old main block of the hospital
Statue in the main entrance to the hospital
Watch out for helicopters!
Yay, I’ve got the right medication back!
Julie and her mum
Indya trying to fix Grandad
Fish tank in the entrance to the ward
My nice quiet room, not for long!
The cannula was blocked causing a slight bump
Indya in her bouncy castle
Enjoying being outside
My hospital ward
My old room is up there somewhere, I’m more to the right of this now
I shared my room with this little chap last night
Comedy chair!
Waiting to go down to theatre
Which side?
Hospital Food
My breakfast
Breakfast
Mac and cheese
Roast with a fruit crumble and custard
Lasagne and crumble
It must be Friday
My lunch today
The housekeepers make sure I don’t miss out. I came back to this after a walk!
Chicken and chickpea korma
And even the housekeeper keeps plying me with biscuits!
Omelette with a salad
I’m glad you are out of the hospital and doing well. I look forward to hearing about you adventures when you are back on the bike. Take care.
John
Thanks, John. I hope to be back on the bike very soon!
Got the moon! Could we have more photos of Julie? he he. I was planning my trip to Marseilles via Grenoble and Lyon but I couldn’t find anyone with a tandem.
I hope your wound is healing and you’ve had your last hospital meal.
I thought you might like the moon shot! Just remember I’m the star of this show, even though Julie looks better than me!
Miss out Grenoble, then you can follow the Rhone to the Med! A much easier route, and it’ll be downhill all the way to the sea!! Then just zip along the coast to Marseilles.
Somehow I don’t think I’ve had my last hospital meal just yet!