I met this little guy on the Norfolk Broads today. Apparently, he was a feral cat living on the streets of London before someone brought him here:
Norfolk Holiday - pyewacket & pottery shards
Monday, September 27, 2021
Did a little more writing of my new project Pyewacket in bed this morning. With office comfort and scenery like this, such work is a real pleasure:
Later in the morning, I took a circular walk through the countryside lane that passes the front of our holiday let.
Along the way, I found lots of old broken crockery that I took a fancy to:
A whimsy brought to life...
I started a new writing project today- Pyewacket. It's a strange little tale and I am currently thinking of writing it in a similar vein to one of my earlier novellas - Pixie-Led (i.e. written in a simple, innocent voice but dealing with strange events). I have been mulling the story over for quite a while now. And this morning, with a view like this, I really could not think of a better time to bring the beast to life :)
A stroll around Norwich
Sunday, September 26, 2021
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| Norwich Cathedral |
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| Canoes, Norwich City |
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| Edward Street, Norwich |
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| Anglia Square, Norwich |
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| Graffiti, Norwich |
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| Heads 'n' Toes |
After our walk, and before heading back to our holiday home for the evening we parked up briefly outside the abandoned old mental health hospital at Thorpe St Andrew.
You can take a gander around the inside of this Grade II listed building courtesy of Em and Stew Em and Stu.
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