Sandringham - St John’s Fed End – 32 Km
The campsite I stayed at was expensive but well-equipped. It had
laundry facilities and a shop. Thus, I ended up leaving later than
usual because I used the washing machines and dryers, which took a
while.
It was late by the time I left, and I only cycled a short distance to
King’s Lynn, a substantial town with all the necessary shops, including
a bike shop where I could adjust my gears. I also bought an
odometer and a mobile phone. At first, I thought of staying at the
hostel, but it was closed. By then, it was already quite late, but it
wasn’t dark until 9:30 p.m., so I could reach St. Johns Fed End, which
had a beautiful campsite, bar, and restaurant.
St. Johns Fed End - Boston – 56 Km
I encountered a surprising number of people who had piercings and
tattoos. It seemed like everyone had six nose rings, which made me
feel downright old-fashioned with just one. The UK is a remarkable
place with a diverse mix of people.
While en route to Boston, Eddie surprised me by driving from
Chelmsford to visit. We had lunch together, after which he returned to
Chelmsford.
It was interesting to note that most people in England never made
eye contact or acknowledged one another. However, in Eddie's search
for me, they knew the exact time of my arrival and departure. There
was much pretence going on. LOL!