SHE SAID :
Today we went
our separate ways, with Mum and John going along the coast road that
we had done on Monday, and Geoff and l heading into Sheringham and
along the coast to Cromer and beyond, then back via Norfolk. We
checked out an old windmill, saw a stripy lighthouse and had lunch at
a prison-run cafe.
We all met up
again for dinner at the Blackboys pub in Aylesham, along with John's
eldest son Phillip, who lives in Norwich. It was an excellent meal,
with huge portions.
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| Cromer Beachside
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| 225 year old lighthouse |
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| Café Britannia- Prisoner run cafe |
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| The ex-barracks which now houses the very popular Café Britannia |
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| A view of Norwich from Mousehole Hill |
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| Geoff told me to turn around & pose! So I did... |
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| Yes, I am under the hood! |
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| 225 year old lighthouse |
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| Norwich Castle area |
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| Around the town |
All I felt like at lunch time was a cream tea. Cream tea in UK is what in Australia would probably be called a Devonshire tea i.e.: a scone with jam, (preferably clotted) cream, and a cup of tea or coffee. The cooked breakfast had done its job and was sustaining me for hours. Mmmm bacon.
An amusingly named place we passed today was Happisburg. It is pronounced Haze - brugh.
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