JUst back from a 2 hour walk.
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Scadbury Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The site is first mentioned in the thirteenth century, when it was owned by the de Scathebury family,[8] and in 1314 John de Scathebury built a moated manor house which is archaeologically significant.[9] From 1424 to about 1655 it was owned by the Walsinghams, including Christopher Marlowe's patron, Sir Thomas Walsingham. Queen Elizabeth I's spymaster, Francis Walsingham, was born there. It was purchased by the London Borough of Bromley in 1983 and opened to the public in 1985.[8]Comment
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I went round a corner and there were 3 "ladies" chatting. One was having a pee at the same time. She just carried on right in front of me.Comment
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And went round another corner and some schoolkids were kissing - aged about 11. The girl saw me and shouted at him "get off me. get off me". He looked totally bemused.....Comment
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Seems that beer (Honeydew in particular - can't vouch for other brews) is a good remedy for sore hips. Walked home from the station without too much difficulty.Comment
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