And here we all are, coming down Hamilton Road behind Suffolk's finest. There was a rumour at the time, which I've heard repeated since, that there were police marksmen on the roofs; I don't know how true that might have been. Sophie is easy to spot, Sue is carrying the banner and Mim is somewhere behind it.

In the second photograph we're coming down Bent Hill towards the seafront and you can clearly see Mim and Sophie behind the banner.

At the base of the War Memorial on the seafront, reading from left to right, we have Sue's left elbow, Sophie, sporting a mere selection of her vast collection of anti-war badges, Mim with the balloons, and Gale, Sophie's mum, who inspired us to become a band in the first place.  We are standing next to the War Memorial on Felixstowe sea front, a local monument which, for some reason, has made no further appearance in the band's history until, in 2007, it became the inspiration for one of the songs on the new album.

There ought to be credits for these photographs, but all we ever knew about the photographer is that he was a friend of the chap carrying the banner with Sue. If you're out there, consider yourself credited; you, at least, know who you are.