A longer than expected walk

I was out walking for two and a half hours today. I had no originally envisaged quite such a long walk, but decided on a whim to explore the Nar Valley Way, and by the time I diverged from this footpath I was at the Saddlebow Industrial Estate, and headed back into town, following the roads initially until I reached Harding’s Pits, through which I walked to reach the Great Ouse which I followed to the Purfleet, arriving home a rather later than envisaged but having only a missed an over of the third and deciding ODI between England and the West Indies. England were put into bat and have just concluded their 50 overs on 303-6, with Root making a century and Buttler missing out by just one run. I will go out on a limb and predict that having batted that well England will win the match and with it the series.

As usual I have some pictures for you.

This distant view of a structure I know to be part of the docks was a valuable confidence restorer.
This distant view of a structure I know to be part of the docks was a valuable confidence restorer.

Information Board Harding's Pits sign

even horrible modern buildings look less horrible on a day like this
even horrible modern buildings look less horrible on a day like this

Sea Bird Classic Clock Face Silver Balls on the Nar Valley Way South Lynn Community Centre Ornate stonework above a solictor's office Train approaching King's Lynn Wooden sculpture at Harding's pits

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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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