Wymondham

The town where Schuyler shops for groceries in quantity (past small amounts) sounds like "Windham" but looks like "Wymondham." There's a beautiful odd building they call the market cross, even though the cross itself is very long gone. It was like the office for the weekly market, and now it's the tourist office. There's an Abbey church. There are doorways and brickwork, and those early things are built-in boot scrapers in a whole row of dwellings. One had a spider living in it. One had flowers. Some were empty or had trash, but they didn't seem to be needed as boot scrapers since the streets have been paved a couple of hundred years maybe. (Maybe not so long...) One building used to be a butcher's shop but isn't anymore.

Then there's Schuyler's grocery store with the funky carts, the exotic baby foods and the wind and gripe cure (seemed to be alka-seltzer for babies), Old El Paso packaged foods with the office in Iceland and the manufacturing sites of those we read in Spain and Switzerland. What else... Oh! The breast screening clinic in the parking lot.

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Europe Sandra 2009
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These are not all Wymondham; many are.