Pauline came up with a splendid idea of visiting the Rural Life Living Museum near Tilford to avoid the stress of walking in the high temperatures we are experiencing. It became apparent before we had even passed reception that there would be a men, women divide in interests as the men stopped and wondered over the wind mill and turbine pumps. As it happened, when we got inside, the variety of displays got us all interested in the same things. The displays reminded us of our pasts with furniture, furnishings, gadgets, tools and ways of life that were part of our parents and grandparents lives, some of which triggered our own memories. It was not possible to see everything in the three hours we were there but the village shops, school room and animal husbandry areas were entertaining. We languished outside the onsite café for our mid-morning break sampling the drinks and cakes. As it approached one o’clock we left, driving for a couple of minutes to The Barley Mow at Tilford to finish off with lunch and libation.