A good traveler has no fixed plans and is not intent on arriving.
Wacton
We spent four nights in Le Gry's Barn in Wacton (http://www.legry's-barn.co.uk/), Le Gry's was great, a beautiful building, beautifully decorated. Most of the villages in Norfolk seem to have a sign a bit like this one, with some image to represent the place.
The Courtyard Room
This was the room we had for the first night, the second night we stayed at another lovely place at Wymondham (pronounced Windham) because there were no free rooms at Le Gry's on the Sunday. When we went back for the Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday we had a different room: the Stable Room, which was lovely too.
Loch Fyne, or Pipsy and her Prawn
Sunday morning was raining and so we took the opportunity to explore a little bit of Norwich and also the delights of the the Loch Fyne Seafood Restaurant. Well, it's our holiday and so we splashed out on this lobster seafood platter and a couple of glasses of a fine white wine. My god, it was good.
An afternoon ride
Once we got back from Norwich we took the bikes out for a short ride around the lanes in Wymondham. In fact we went down here a few times, the first to do the circular route and the second to go to the Bird In Hand, a pub, which, sadly, was closed.The photo is just because Pips liked the thatched roof, in fact, thatched roofs, houses in general, and windmills became something of a theme for the photographs of the trip.