Continuing my A-Z of Thame, C is for Church.

St Mary's Church is a very recognisable landmark and an important part of town life. It's also where we got married back in 1999!

www.stmarysthame.org.uk/about-us/history-of-st-mary-s-bui...

Taken last month at Coombe Hill, no rainbows here today (and no imagination either!)

"Always believe in your sooooooooooooul!"

Well-loved Woody

My lovely heart-shaped Welcome sign

Dinosaur - rawr!

Caterpillar

Lightning McQueen

One leaf doing its own thing

With St Mary's hiding behind

Continuing my A-Z of Thame, G is for grammar school. This is the original building of what is now known as Lord Wiliams's School.

www.thamehistory.net/places/GrammarSchool.htm

Get it? ;)

Nemo

Pink flower in the dewy grass

X-ray. Okay so it's a shadow but this was a tough one to do with toys (we don't own a xylophone!)

Riveting, eh? ;)

On the playground with Ethan

My lovely flowers again

Ethan reflected in the dark puddle

I love the changes in the Autumn leaves

Love it!

October's collage, that's month 20 for me!

My new (old) toy

5th October - Afternoon

Ethan's birthday party (spot the photo-bomb?) ;)

Macro shot of raindrops on a window

Continuing my A-Z of Thame, P is for Prebendal.

A house with a very interesting history - www.thamehistory.net/places/Prebendal.htm - it's probably best known as the last house of the late Robin Gibb (of Bee Gees fame).

The orchid was just and this macro shot of its petal is just for you

The beautiful statue in the corner of the new Thame Youth Memorial garden

One of our lovely orchids

More blocks, can you guess what's coming tomorrow?

Being near water always makes me feel peaceful

Saying "Good morning" to the spider who lives on our kitchen window

Continuing my A-Z of Thame, E is for Elms Park.

Gifted to the town in 1949, the park is a popular place with families and hosts the annual 'Music in the Park' event.

www.musicinthepark.org.uk/elmsparkhistory.html

Continuing my A-Z of Thame, I is for information. You can get lots of useful information here at the CAB! This building is also familiar to fans of Midsomer Murders as the office of 'Midsomer Life'.

Walnuts from my MIL's garden

Jigsaw

My leap-frogging nutters

This delightful creature is known as Venom (or so Jamie tells me!)

Continuing my A-Z of Thame, J is for James Figg. One of our many pubs is named after this famous local boxer. More of his story here - www.thamehistory.net/people/JamesFigg.htm

Who else? The birthday boy!

Autumn is on the way!

Unicorn wannabe

Continuing my A-Z of Thame (my gorgeous hometown), R is for river.

Our River Thame is a tributary of the River Thames and a very important part of our town, it's where the name comes from!

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Thame

The lady mallard was below me as I stood on the bridge but she was only interested in what was below her in the water!

The penultimate image in my A-Z of Thame, Y is for Youth Memorial.

Rat

Continung my A-Z of Thame, M is for Museum. A great little collection of local history in the old Courthouse.

www.thamemuseum.org/

1965 vs 2013

(Photo on left from Google, obviously!)

Zebra

Continuing my A-Z of Thame, L had to be for Library! A very modern design in a traditional town, this is one of the busiest libraries in the county.

www.openingthebook.com/case-studies/thame-library