For the first time since March 23rd I travelled more than 30 minutes away from home and stayed out over night. I felt like I was playing truant the whole journey to King's Lynn. We had originally booked hotels for Tuesday night and Wednesday night but last Sunday we decided we would leave a day early. We booked into a B&B for Monday night in Kings Lynn.
The metalwork above the jailhouse door.
Beautiful historical streets.
With little alley ways to peek into.
Along the waterfront
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Be prepared for at least two more posts next week about Norfolk. I've a lot of photos of sailing dinghies beached with the tide way out of sight!
Thanks for joining me today
Bernice
I love Kings Lynn and Norfolk Bernice. Great photos.
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This is amazing Bernice. You have found such unusual views of Kings Lynn. It looks really good! KL is not known for it's beauty, but with yout artist's eye you've found it.
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