A QUIET Winchester road could have been mistaken for medieval France as wheels of Camembert came rolling down the hill.
This was part of a biennial street party at Webster Road, Teg Down, which has been celebrated since 2012 on July 14 - Bastille Day.
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One of the games they play involves rolling a Camembert cheese down the hill. The winning team is the one that rolls their cheese the furthest.
This year’s party was another great success. Undeterred by an early afternoon heavy downpour, adults and children gathered together to share food, drink, games and laughter.
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