More photos from yesterday's slippery slide around Norwich:

The little path under the old cedar you could see in yesterday's photos.

There are several little side-chapels hidden away at the east end of the Cathedral.
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I used to walk to work past this every day. Spiffy, huh?

The cloisters are currently closed for maintenance but I'll take some photos there later.
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The cathedral has so many good photo ops, dive! And it's photogenic, too - or am I being unkind?
They're doing a lot of maintenance on it and there seems to be so many restricted places, but I do have a few photos of the cloisters and I am quite pleased with them. :D
How's the hand, or is it hands?
Re gritting pavements - you and Thom said the same thing. First I said you guys expect too much from your Council. It's Saturday, don't people need to take a break too even if they work for the Council? :p
And second, where's the fun in that? They probably think it's funny to see people falling on their bums and hurting themselves.
Take care,
joy
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You're right, Joy; it would be pretty hard to take a crappy photo of the Cathedral. Hee hee.
The hand's a lot better today, thank you. And yes, watching people fall over was funny yesterday, even when I was doing it myself.
Not boring at all Dive. Quite stunning. Is your hand still stingy?
Why DO we laugh when people fall over? They could be seriously hurt, okay we usually check first, but then we are doubled up! What a strange lot we are. Bet YOU looked hilarious! he he
Hee hee. I looked particularly silly on my way down Rose Lane, Lynn. There's a big slope down to the road and traffic was heavy so I had to aim myself at a lamp post and slide down until I hit it to stop myself before I got run down.
Roll on spring.
Ooooo, the path under the big old tree is so many things--romantic, mysterious, historic, lovely.
It is! I like it under there. There's a big path around the side which most people take. I always go under the tree, though. I like to think only the interesting people go that way.
When you meet someone coming the other way you can't help but give a conspiratorial grin and say hi.
Gosh it sounds very dangerous. Do take care, Dive. How is Full these days?
These are not boring-i like the cloisters.
thanks for sharing.
Stunning photos Dive - very Robin Hood in my mind. Can just imagine all of those terribly wealthy monks and tax collectors in medieval England.
If it makes you feel better, I took a huge tumble in my garden yesterday - nothing broken fortunately, just a few bruises - and we don't even have any ice. Some folks just trip over their own feet. Hee Hee.
xxx Mme Benaut
Nice photos of the church and the pathway. Glad your hand is ok, Dive. I love reading these comments, some are funny. Thanks for sharing. :)
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