On Monday afternoon we drove along the Northern Coast but didn't see much sea. Today we decided to try the middle part and headed for Cromer. To get there quickly, or so we thought, we decided to take the major routes which led us through Norwich. Big mistake! The roads were horrendously packed with traffic exascerbated by the bus lanes we found so useful when on the bus yesterday.
After what seemed like hours of stop start driving we eventually reached the coast but still couldn't see much sea from the roads. The towns were busy and packed with traffic, nearly as bad as Norwich.
To escape the traffic, we headed inland again and ended up at Holt Station, part of the North Norfolk Railway, where we spent a pleasant afternoon watching the trains and chatting to the people running the miniature railway.
After what seemed like hours of stop start driving we eventually reached the coast but still couldn't see much sea from the roads. The towns were busy and packed with traffic, nearly as bad as Norwich.
To escape the traffic, we headed inland again and ended up at Holt Station, part of the North Norfolk Railway, where we spent a pleasant afternoon watching the trains and chatting to the people running the miniature railway.
It's great to get up close to live steam and I took the opportunity to get a couple of video shots.
After leaving Holt we pointed the MGB GT towards Tinley all Saints where we met the members of an MG Car Club Lincolnshire Centre Natter at the Coach & Horses. We arrived early and had a great meal before spending a couple of enjoyable hours discussing MGs. Some lovely cars in the car park, including some American iron.
During the day we had the cam running in the car.
A long, but enjoyable day.
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