ERIc stopped to gaze up at the church spire. But this merely caused the toddler in the buggy to start to gripe. Eric gave him a tin of beans (one without a ring-pull!) for the toddler to try to prise the lid off. He walked past the new surgery building he'd designed with great pride. The next door store's window shocked Eric when he noticed the price one had to pay to learn to drive. A few yards further on was a mock medieval statue depicting a warrior with a sprig of mistletoe on his head (his prize) and his deceased victim at his feet who had been maced with one blow. But the prime reason for his journey was to get to the nursery so he could drop off his toddler and then get on to his workplace.
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