Tracey and Gwyn met third man Alex and old and new friends at the Parkinson's Cricket session in Allestree. The cricketers were on fine form and ojr legs were kept busy recovering the balls, with only a few slips. We finished with a long stop for tea and biscuits.

Tracey and Gwyn met Ged at Mickleover Memorial Hall for some more painting. We painted the celilng and ourselves! Tracey had a white sleeve and Gwyn's shirt had a selection of little white dots.

Tracey and Gwyn joined the friendly group at DCF's Parkinson's Cricket today. With old and new players on fine form, we were kept very busy, including bowling. We love chatting to the players and carers during and after the session. One was helping with a raffle for DCF's walking cricket sessions. Come and join us next time!

Tracey and Gwyn met Ged (and Kevin) at the Mickleover Memorial Hall. He'd set out the room ready for painting and unearthed some ancient paint. We called on our collective inner womble (Mongolia, or is it Magnolia?) to rescue some with a good stir. The second pot was usable eventually, so we undercoated the dark part of the wall, helped by tea from Mrs Kevin. Yum! We'll be back!

Tracey and Gwyn met their mates at Monday Mates. After tea, biscuits, two quizzes and a chat, Alex from DCF had them stretching cheerful yellow tapes and then playing clock cricket. We finished with a live music singalong. Why not join us next month for this thoroughly enjoyable session?

What do you need if you’re working in the dead of night in a graveyard ? An infrared camera of course! All approaching beings were soon spotted and identified due to Ash’s new gadget - an infrared camera attachment for his phone. Thanks Ash for keeping us all safe on a super evening 🤪.