My bed wasn't as comfortable as yesterday (
Toyota Aygo beats
Peugeot 308), still it was better than nothing. Nada and me visited another
McDonald's and we had the same menu as yesterday, surfer's special, that consist of Free
Internet and Cheapest ice-cream. There we decided what we will visit today.
In
Bedford we visited tourist information centre and they gave us some additional clues what to do. So far we discovered that almost nothing is free in
England, you have to pay basically for everything and you can really see that the word "PRIVATE" was invented here. Not free, but still cheap, was the
Jordans Mill, so we decided to spend some time there.
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One of the cheapest entrance fees in England |
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Nice introduction for the mill on their internet site: "This historic Mill, home to the Jordan family for over 150 years, was revolutionary for its time and could be compared with the dawn of the internet age today." Click for more. |
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W. H. Allen Sons & Company Limited diesel engine was installed besides the water powered engine |
Miller Nada and Tuši the Manager
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Small field of Oats in the Garden outside the Mill |
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Swan on the stream, that used to provide power for the mill |
They had many vegetables and fruits in the garden outside
We continued towards
North and on the way we stopped in some nice places.
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Robin Hood used to steal from the rich in this forest |
Successfully passed the Outlaw Challenge
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We wanted to camp in Clumber Park, but it was closed so we moved on towards West |
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We were lucky with the 2nd campsite. Orchard Park is situated in a quiet unspoilt location on the outskirts of the old market town of Tuxford. |
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Hot shower and a very nice place for camping |
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Sunset from our place |