Days 29, 30 & 31 – It’s a bit like a merry-go-round . . .

Our fairground frolics have scored a bull’s eye on most days. On others a close miss. No Teddy Bear to tell of yet. Like £5 all-dayers we hop from one attraction to another. Aiming to get our money’s worth.

Our CCC site is just a twenty minute walk from Liz’s Sandringham Estate, our main attraction. The weather gods are in a good mood. Like us, they’re enjoying this fine spell. Always a bonus when walking and cycling.

We each pay four times the all-day rate for a fifty minute glimpse into and through the ground floor rooms. My wrist gets slapped in room one. I take a photo. Naughty boy. “It’s in the T&Cs, sir, that form part of your ticket confirmation. Can you delete the photo.” – “Sorry, I can’t. No delete facility on my 360”. I do the right thing and don’t post it on this blog. Save my head. Keep it privately saved. Along with the others I took in each room!

‘Element’ frames a horse’s eye view
Some outer sections could do with a spring clean. Mrs S looks as regal as ever.
The prettiest parts of the estate around the lake.

Our pitch is almost perfectly positioned. We’re so far out on a limb that we have no internet or mobile signal. We remain on the dark side of the moon for three nights.

A perfectly pitched lunar landing.

We get to hear that Wolverton Royal Railway station is close. Apparently the royals from Victoria onwards, hopped off and on here. Good excuse to get the bikes out.

The roads within the estate area look blooming lovely. Masses of rhododendrons.

The station and signal box building preserved, but not pickled. Still looking regal.

The last train to arrive on platform 1 occurred in 1966.
Come on England
Virtually all villages in Suffolk and Norfolk show off their illuminated sign posts. We luvs em.