A bracing walk and an annoying act of vandalism

It being a nice sunny day and me being in a position to take advantage of this I took myself out for a bracing walk this afternoon. I started off by heading for the riverside, turning inland at Harding’s pits before cutting through to the parkland area which I joined at Seven Sisters (near the Stuart House Hotel for those familiar with King’s Lynn landmarks). I then walked past a little effort on the part of our council to make a trip to the park educational – a series of signboards about the solar system, plus some mosaic work on the same subject (this came first). The Uranus signboard had been vandalised – all that was there was bare wood. This really annoyed me, because it is really a very clever display – the signboards being placed appropriate distances apart to represent the distances between each body. I have pictures of the undamaged stuff as you will see.

I enjoyed my walk, but why do people feel the need to commit acts of vandalism? A whole display that someone put a good deal of thought into has been spoilt by one idiot who cannot leave well alone.

Here as promised are some pictures:

The birds also thought it was a day to be out and about Red Mount Chapel Part of the Solar System Solar System Mosaic A view of Tennyson Road Old Walls

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Author: Thomas

I am a founder member and currently secretary of the West Norfolk Autism Group and am autistic myself. I am a very keen photographer and almost every blog post I produce will feature some of my own photographs. I am an avidly keen cricket fan and often post about that sport.

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