7 October. Sunny, bright British autumn day

Off to the medieval market town of Kings Lynn. Chartered by King John II, giver of the Magna Carta, also known earlier as John Lackland, it is rich in old buildings.

The drive included several long stretches on especially narrow hedge roads. Fortunately the 16% percent grades were traversed without undue road squeezing.

We will do several walks in this area, one urban, one or two coastal, and maybe one inland. Bobby is coming tomorrow to join.

The hotel plan here too includes half-board. After the pretentious food of Favorsham in Helmsley thought we might get simpler fare here.

You may judge for yourselves; this was the best of a bad lot. Apparently there is one restaurant in town with ok reviews. Booked until 9 pm tomorrow. Bobby suggests, as an alternative, Nando’s.

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