September end of month iPhone pics

 Very few photos on my iPhone in September.  Explanations above them.

Chess matches at the top of the High Street - these seemed to be school children and inexperienced adults





These seemed to be young adults and more experienced players.


The Camera Club meets each week in the Baptist Church.  Previously we have always been in the 'school room' behind the church, but because we now have our meetings Zoomed for those members who may be vulnerable and do not wish to attend, we have moved into the main church, where the wifi is much better.

These winding stairs are at the back of the church to where the technical stuff is



I am fascinated by this roof - I am sure the beams must be reinforced in some way.


 

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