All Agog about Gog Magog

Oh dear! We slept in again, keeping our hosts waiting for breakfast. We headed to the Wandlebury Country Space where there is an Iron Age hill fort and ring ditch in 140 acres of parkland.

There were some opportunities to lie down on the ground (and duck poop) next to a pond to check out their aquatic plants! Elodea, Nuphar, Myriophyllum, Ceratophyllum and some new ones too.

Would you believe it, I encountered these 2 sketchy guys again - this time they pretended to be interested in the flowers

The wildflowers and meadows were so calming and serene to look at - the wheat moving in the wind was like watching water flow in a lake.

Suddenly it was after 2PM, so we stopped at the Gog Farm Shop in Gog Magog Hills (a place name!) to have a bite to eat - delightful, basic, no airs. I caught those 2 guys skulking around here as well.

Their butchery had some pretty highly priced selections of beef that looked yummy.

They have loons here without an 'N' (bathrooms).

Part 2, an evening in Cambridge, to follow