Walking 8am to 4.30pm
Distance walked 18 miles
Distance left 72 miles
The aircraft noise stopped for the night and I slept really well although aware of rain falling on the tarp. It was forecast to stop raining at 8am and virtually on the dot it did so I delayed setting off till then.
As usual, there was absolutely no-one about. At a farm called Mutfords, when I passed by the other way in 2017, I noticed it as a graveyard for old Austin A40s, this time I also saw an old red London bus.
In Anstey, I read of a WW2 plane that crashed just behind the church with a full load of bombs which, thankfully, didn't go off. The church lychgate incorporates and old lock up.
Just before Reed, the expected sweeping rain arrived. I took shelter for a few minutes but then pressed on.
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Reaching Royston, I made my way across Therfield Heath where my friend, Steve, had just arrived to ferry me back to his place a few miles away for the night. I was exhausted so he did most of the talking!
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