The shoe shop/charity shop in Diss has closed
A Trip to Norwich, Norfolk - 27th September 2020
Fred and Nosher head up to Norwich for a few hours to see the statue of Alan Partridge and do some shopping. However, the statue has gone and most of the shops are shut - it's like Sundays used to be before the deregulation of Sunday trading laws.
next album: Sizewell Beach and the Lion Pub, Sizewell and Theberton, Suffolk - 4th October 2020
previous album: A Trip to Diss and Station 119, Eye, Suffolk - 26th September 2020
The closed-down Beales has been cleaned up
Fred peruses a Heath Robinson Covid 'exit' sign
A closed-up shop in Norwich
One of the lions outside the City Hall
Crossed keys on the St Peter Mancroft sundial
Graffiti Alley by Haymarket
The previous hole in the ground is now a Primark
An almost-empty Gentleman's Walk
Pigeons poke around in the Royal Arcade
Fred in the back lanes
Graffiti around a door
We walk around in Flying Tiger
A rainbow of products
White Lion House in Norwich is still empty
White Lion Street
London Street - the UK's first pedestrianised road
The empty Thomas Cook
We're in Waterstone's
Fred roams around in Waterstone's
Back of the Inns
Davey Place
Looking up Davey Place
Upper Goat Lane
Fred has an ice cream
Graffiti in Upper Goat Lane
The remains of a BLM poster
A vintage Out Run arcade console is wheeled around
In St. Giles Car Park
A view of Upper Goat Lane from the car park
The Quaker Meeting Hall
Back home, there's a double rainbow
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The shoe shop/charity shop in Diss has closed
The shoe shop/charity shop in Diss has closed
The closed-down Beales has been cleaned up
Fred peruses a Heath Robinson Covid 'exit' sign
A closed-up shop in Norwich
One of the lions outside the City Hall
Crossed keys on the St Peter Mancroft sundial
Graffiti Alley by Haymarket
The previous hole in the ground is now a Primark
An almost-empty Gentleman's Walk
Pigeons poke around in the Royal Arcade
Fred in the back lanes
Graffiti around a door
We walk around in Flying Tiger
A rainbow of products
White Lion House in Norwich is still empty
White Lion Street
London Street - the UK's first pedestrianised road
The empty Thomas Cook
We're in Waterstone's
Fred roams around in Waterstone's
Back of the Inns
Davey Place
Looking up Davey Place
Upper Goat Lane
Fred has an ice cream
Graffiti in Upper Goat Lane
The remains of a BLM poster
A vintage Out Run arcade console is wheeled around
In St. Giles Car Park
A view of Upper Goat Lane from the car park
The Quaker Meeting Hall
Back home, there's a double rainbow