Lincoln

Apart from the fact that everything in Lin­coln seems to close at 4pm (if it can’t man­age to close at 3) we had a pleas­ant visit.  Noted that the cathed­ral west front has a very hori­zontal feel — bet­ter from a dis­tance than close up.  Intern­ally seemed to be more choir than nave but had a nice cloister.

A tea-shop served us what they called a “plumb” scone. We thought later that it would go nicely with the “chicken and leak” dish advert­ised elsewhere.

Gino’s Italian res­taur­ant — very pop­u­lar with the younger set — very average.

Duke Wiliam Hotel — ele­ments of Fawlty Towers and a bizarre line in brown hedge­hog pil­lows but prob­ably 5/10 as B&Bs go.  The break­fast saus­age was herby and prob­ably local.

Lin­coln bike race provided very sat­is­fy­ing enter­tain­ment on Sunday. 11 shortish laps and a really chal­len­ging short sharp cobbled wind­ing hill for good spec­tator participation.

CAROL’S COMMENT. And the reason we went was to sup­port Kit, who fin­ished 10th out of 200 entrants, just over a minute behind the win­ner. All of the fam­ily who live in Eng­land were there to cheer him up the cobbles on Michaelgate.

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  1. Carol says:

    And the reason we went was to sup­port Kit, who fin­ished 10th out of 200 entrants, just over a minute behind the win­ner. All of the fam­ily who live in Eng­land were there to cheer him up the cobbles on Michaelgate.

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