Saturday 19th January (The Winner's Enclosure)

Mr. Kite looked out of his bedroom window and saw Rabbits, a caravan and a Jay flying into a nearby tree. A very pretty and handsome bird. Also this Jay was calling in a harsh voice. Well that was a good start to the day because within minutes the drizzle began and soon it was raining.

Today Mr. Kite was leaving Sandringham and going to Fakenham Racecourse for a few days. About thirty minutes later he arrived at the racecourse and parked by the winners enclosure; in fact next to the winners position. Mr. Kite likes to be a winner and camping by the enclosure suited him because he could look out towards the last furlong and hurdle.

Now Mr. Kite was here to bird watch and so he did. Looking over the white fence of the racecourse he could see Black-headed Gulls, Rooks and Jackdaws. The rain became heavier, and the ground wetter, but Mr. Kite was happy sitting in his warm holiday home reading the paper, watching birds and nodding off.

Mr. Kite has siblings and he had arranged to meet his 'bruv and wife' on Saturday night on Fakenham Racecourse. Last week included two funerals; one attended by Mr. Kite and his Lady, and the other attended by his 'bruv and wife'. At nineteen hundred hours his 'bruv and wife' arrived so they all celebrated with a tipple of Badger Tangle Foot and Fullers London Pride. Cheers from the winners enclosure in Fakenham.