Diary Of A Busker Day 2448 Friday October 4th 2024 Winchester. An early start but not early enough to beat The Two Henrys to the top spot. Young Henry says ‘I like your outfit.’ ‘Outfit?’ ‘Yeah, you look like a spy!’ ‘Do I?’ I suppose I do, with black trousers, black trenchcoat, black leather gloves and dark sunglasses. ‘Oh… Read more →
Day 2444
Diary Of A Busker Day 2444 Saturday September 21st 2024 Winchester. A busy Saturday afternoon and the Buttercross is taken so I’m through the alley and into The Square in no time at all. It had stopped raining an hour before but the pavement’s still damp so I’ll have to give the back of the case a good clean… Read more →
Day 2443
Diary Of A Busker Day 2443 Friday September 21st 2024 Winchester. She’s here and I haven’t even started playing yet. I was parking the bike next to the Buttercross and I saw her grey-headed form approaching from the corner of my eye. So, another Day with Claire…and I’ve got the double-neck so there’ll be a lot of photos… Read more →
Day 2442
Diary Of A Busker Day 2442 Wednesday September 18th 2024 Winchester. How strange. To see Claire NOT dancing! I’ve just come into town and chatting to Don Lavelle and Claire’s on the bench opposite the Buttercross. Actually, I should clarify that “not dancing” statement. She’s moving her arms but there’s no foot movement, so a bit like the opposite… Read more →
Day 2441
Diary Of A Busker Day 2441 Tuesday September 17th 2024 Winchester. It looks like Don Lavelle’s coming to the end of his painting. He was applying tiny strokes of pink to the face of a man sitting on the Buttercross. I set up and started up…and ten minutes later, yes it’s Claire. I’m starting to think she’s got some… Read more →
Day 2440
Diary Of A Busker Day 2440 Sunday September 15th 2024 Winchester. I thought I’d bring in the double-neck as I’d given it a rest for a couple of weeks. I also thought I’d give the shop people around The Buttercross a rest…from ME! I mean, I’ve done some pretty long sessions there lately, and on consecutive days. Fortunately, The… Read more →