
Saturday night and it was Gaby's 40th at the exclusive Easy Rider club on Halifax's upper west side. Would the Mith take to the floor with some outrageous over 60's moves?

Gaby's (far right) was captured by your
Heat photographer leading off as the band cranked up the volume to tympanic overload.

Gaby's and her bezzy mate Julie.

Gaby and her other bezzy mate. She was everywhere: the perfect hostess. An encouraging word to everyone. Even the caterers.

Esmé wouldn't dance with Nana, but didn't seem to have much choice in bopping with Grandma.

Mark confers with Ian on what's going down.

It's the the band's first set, with the floor rather slow. But
Obscurity Knocks are one to catch, specially when they belt out 80s school dance standards. Rock on.

Calm discussion in our corner between Mel (Gaby's sister - right) and Andrew.

Andrew is Gaby's brother. He lives in Essex with Jackie (left) and three kids. He is a trainee engine driver. I am consumed with envy. And that is genuine. Emily is far right in an earnest discussion with Christian, I think.

Gaby's and her umpteenth bezzy dance-floor mate. Now, they really were struttin.

The cake! Outrageous.

I didn't know most of these people, but so what, they were so friendly and obviously loved Gabs. They're mad!

Yes, the Mith did dance, quite a lot in fact. This time with, or near to, her younger son Christian.

And so it ended with one 80s school dance anthem after another. We all loved it.
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