title	Dom in da Chapel, Safeway Chickens and Evil Supermarkets, Harleston and Grimston - 15th January 2006
intro	It's almost the 12th day of Christmas, so Nosher heads over to Bacton in Suffolk - normally on the way to work - to see again some "Bacton Bling": an excess of Christmas lights festooning many of the houses in the village. However, by the time of arrival there aren't as many left - partly because some had actually been stolen - but the snow on the ground adds a picturesque touch. Before that, there's a Friday-night trip to Harleston to try out a few of its pubs for a change, followed by the obligatory stop in a kebab shop for Marc and Phil; then there a few chicken photos from the car-park of Morisson's in Diss, and then there's a trip to see old 3G Lab chum Dominic and catch up with the progress of his ongoing renovation of a chapel in the sticks, between Swaffham and Kings Lynn in the depths of North Norfolk. In the middle of all of that is a debate about the impact of Supermarkets and their role as hero or villain. It's being held at the Diss Community Christian Church (DC3) on Vinces Road in Diss, and was supposed to have included a representative from an actual supermarket. However, to no-one's surprise, the rep bails out. However, there is a rare appearance from an actual local MP - Richard Bacon.
img_2237	Marc gets an extra-hot bit of chilli sauce
img_2238	The Boy Phil peers from out of the kebab shop
img_2239	Phil and Marc on elephant-leg kebabs
img_2241	Bill and Suey wander off
img_2242	Marc walks past the Cardinal's Hat pub
img_2243	Bill rauches one off
img_2244	Marc gets some chilli sauce again
img_2251	Suey and Marc share a hug moment with a football
img_2252	Suey hides again
img_2254	The Bill-mobile
imgp6026	The lights of the Mendlesham Twig, near Bacton
imgp6030	Lambert's Service Station in Bacton
imgp6034	Lambert's Service Station over the village pond
imgp6036	A bit of "Bacton Bling"
imgp6428	Builders start to rebuild the recycling centre
imgp6430	The national grid pylons stride over Thrandeston
imgp6433	Sunset electric pylons
imgp6440	Seized-up brakes gets fixed in Lamberts at Bacton
imgp6441	Life in a car wash
imgp6445	Local MP Richard Bacon on the mic
imgp6452	Notes are taken
imgp6457	A 'Produced in Norfolk' consortium representative
imgp6458	Keith, from Castle's the greengrocer in Diss
imgp6466	Some Gaian ideas for food cooperatives are discussed
imgp6472	A Diss Christian Church dude talks about community
imgp6479	The whole panel
imgp6482	The respectably-large crowd breaks up
imgp6485	A chicken roams around Morisson's car park
imgp6489	Why did the chicken cross the road?
imgp6492	A cockerel pokes about near the trolleys
imgp6493	"Bindery Sue" is spotted outside Morrison's
imgp6499	Millions of trolleys
imgp6502	More trolleys, a pound a go
imgp6506	An epic ancient petrol pump in Grimston, Norfolk
imgp6507	A petrol pump still in gallons
imgp6509	The old Shell petrol pump
imgp6510	Dom's living space in the Chapel
imgp6512	Dominic walks up the open staircase
imgp6513	Dom sweeps off dust from some nice oak timbers
imgp6514	We'd moved nearly one tonne of timbers
imgp6515	The front of the chapel
imgp6517	Door archway, showing "Wesley Chapel, 1873"
imgp6519	Dominic's workshop, with an old motorbike
imgp6525	Dom's collection of old school gym ropes
imgp6526	Dom's workshop from the top of the stairs