Phil Sutters' photos

Photo by Sam aged 6 - that's Grandad's hand, which is why he wasn't taking the photo. As it's the best photo of the day, I think I had better give him the camera full-time! Sam's big sister wanted to feed the Lorikeets with a little pot of 'nectar', but as soon as she saw the birds descending she wouldn't take the pot. Normally I run a mile from contact with birds, but these were so tame I quite enjoyed my encounter.

Former Post Office Telephones pay-phone box 'preserved' at Drusillas Animal Park in Sussex.

The veined leaves in the closer view are from a Green Alkanet, a plant with a smallish blue flower. The Garlic leaves are the narrower strap-like ones.

The dangers of joining groups - like 'Benches of the world' or 'Street furniture'! Who in their right mind takes photos like this!

A closer view taken from the same position.

The road runs along the other side of the trees, into the old village of Bishopstone. Some of the more modern developments can be seen towards the left of the view, nearer the sea, which itself can just be seen on the horizon at the extreme left.