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[pensnest]

I conclude that I should like to spend some time shopping wandering around in Norwich.

Beast and I visited the Brats today, bearing many things which had been forgotten. Bun seems to be enjoying herself, Boy is at least bearing up under the strain, and seems to be coping quite well. Having failed to bring along tools with which to reconstruct Bun's fancy chair, we managed to find a Halfords (sigh) which sold us Allan keys and a screwdriver. Then went for a curry and subsequently a wander around Norwich.

Anyone in East Anglia who is thinking of getting married obviously heads for Norwich first. Aside from the incredible number of churches, I swear there's one burgeoning at every street corner, and *two* cathedrals, there are at least FOUR bridalwear shops. Bwuh? There are also, and this was more fun, lots and lots of little, one-off, fun places. An 'alternative clothing' shop featuring some mighty, mighty boots. A Long Tall Sally. A Lush (okay, not a one-off, but nice to have handy). I have to collect my Boy in October for a doctor's appointment, and when I restore him, I think I shall go and browse... It reminds us of Lincoln, without the need for crampons and rope.

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[nopseud]

Anyone in East Anglia who is thinking of getting married obviously heads for Norwich first.

The thing about East Anglia is that there is Norwich, and nothing else.

[turloughishere.livejournal.com]

Don't they have the Fens too? (Yeah, I do like Dorothy Sayers :-)

[nopseud]

The Fens are pretty much covered by the 'nothing else'. At least in terms of shopping :-)

[pensnest]

Fens, and Broads, but nopseud has it.

[pensnest]

This is true. At least, I believe there is somewhere called Ipswich, but I know nothing of it. I was just so charmed that all those little odd shops could even exist! We probably wandered in to the 'wrong' end of the town centre by dint of aiming for the nearest car park, otherwise we mightn't have found the little shops.