title	A Vaccination Afternoon, Swaffham, Norfolk - 9th May 2021
intro	It's time for Isobel's first Covid vaccination - at Downham Market, over 40 miles away - so we make a bit of a day of it by stopping off at Swaffham on the way over, where we potter around in The Works' closing-down sale and have lunch at the Red Lion - one of no less than four pubs within 30 metres, all of which are clustered around the market place. On the way we stop off for a bit to walk around the woods at Lynford Stag, and before any of that we're in Diss.
imgc7265	The road to Thornham
imgc7267	A field of oilseed
imgc7272	Nosher's mad lockdown hair
imgc7278	The road into Thrandeston
imgc7283	The Sue Ryder charity shop has packed it in
imgc7284	A rainy Mere Street
imgc7285	The former Eastern Electricity building
imgc7286	The bottom of Mere Street in the rain
imgc7287	The old tourist office
imgc7290	A small huddle of pigeons near the Mere
imgc7294	A load of trolleys in the tunnel at Morrisons
imgp7230	Harry gets an ice cream to Lynford Stag
imgp7231	A stag with a red willy at Lynford Stag
imgp7232	Harry and Isobel walk off through the woods
imgp7234	Fred and Isobel in the woods
imgp7236	Lime-green trees
imgp7239	Isobel takes a photo
imgp7240	Lines of fungus on a tree stump
imgp7241	Isobel sits on a log
imgp7242	Harry runs around whacking stuff
imgp7243	Isobel finds a den
imgp7245	A tree with an interesting kink in it
imgp7246	We walk back to the car
imgp7248	Mundford's shop on the Mundford roundabout
imgp7249	A funky van from 1990
imgp7250	Isobel and Harry head back from the bogs
imgp7252	We head off into town
imgp7254	Brick and flint shed in Swaffham
imgp7258	The Works in Swaffham is closing down
imgp7259	The Buttercross on the market place
imgp7261	The boys roam around in The Works
imgp7262	Isobel looks at a pile of books
imgp7263	Looking at stationery
imgp7264	Fred in a mask
imgp7266	Fred and Harry
imgp7268	Fred plays with his new magic cube thing
imgp7270	A family of ducks crosses the road
imgp7271	The traffic is stopped by the crossing ducks
imgp7273	The ducks trundle past Iceland
imgp7275	The classic old-school Starling florists
imgp7277	Impressive flint townhouse in Swaffham
imgp7279	The Red Lion pub
imgp7281	There's some sort of moped gathering
imgp7282	An old tobacco shop
imgp7283	A line-up of classic Vespas and Lambrettas
imgp7285	Outside the Red Lion, our lunch pub
imgp7287	The ghost of a building, bricked up
imgp7288	The Swaffham war memorial
imgp7289	The former Cornhall in Swaffham, now a Costa
imgp7290	A derelict K6 phone box
imgp7291	The very-1970s Margaret's Tea Rooms
imgp7292	Lunch arrives at the Red Lion
imgp7293	Harry grins
imgp7294	A dog looks very fed up
imgp7295	We head off to explore the churchyard
imgp7297	St. Peter and St. Paul church
imgp7298	A big house with not many real windows
imgp7304	A duck nests by a gravestone
imgp7305	Fred watches the ducklings
imgp7307	A duck with fluffy ducklings
imgp7313	Fred and Harry watch the ducks
imgp7316	A load more ducklings
imgp7321	Isobel runs around the churchyard
imgp7326	The very grey Oasis Centre in Swaffham
imgp7328	A pair of very derelict vans
imgp7329	The tiny Myhill's Pet and Garden
imgp7330	The anonymous "Tasty House" in Downham Market
imgp7332	Harry and Isobel in Downham Market
imgp7334	Harry's got a stick
imgp7335	The James Scott clock in Downham Market
imgp7336	Fred and Harry hang around
imgp7337	The classic Reeds Homestores shop
imgp7338	Isobel heads in for her vaccination
imgp7340	Boarded-up apartments in Downham Market
imgp7341	Harry leans on a wall
imgp7342	There's a very old building behind W.H. Brown's
imgp7343	Downham Market's Town Hall
imgp7344	The James Scott clock again
imgp7346	The vacant Castle Hotel
imgp7348	We met a friendly invisible cat in the car park
imgp7354	The derelict Mill House garage
imgp7355	Derelict petrol pumps
imgp7357	A derelict corrugated-iron workshop
imgp7358	Mill House Garage
imgp7360	A derelict diesel pump