He had thrown out everything. The computers and all it took three days. He'd walk around London, going from the south to the north. He started in Elephant and Castle, a strange mix, people told him it was dangerous but everyone was friendly. He'd broken the computer into take out containers, stacked in his back pack. And coffee cups. Here he threw out a coffee cup. Then on the tube from Oval to the Kings Cross he threw out another. From there he went to Library, and threw out a container with some other pieces.
Now he was going to take the tube to the North. The last stop, Epping. There there was a forrest, and all. He'd walk back south through gentrified streets of Walthemstowe.
The forrest was much grander than he had thought. Full of trees, it surprised him he kind of thought it would be like Big Ben, much smaller in real life or something else in the UK always different than described. But here there were other people on hikes, with fancy trekking gear. Fancy everything, and he was just in his normal shoes. He wondered if that stood out to people. Not that he was the weird one.
His bag was almost empty now. He should check in.
Now he was going to take the tube to the North. The last stop, Epping. There there was a forrest, and all. He'd walk back south through gentrified streets of Walthemstowe.
The forrest was much grander than he had thought. Full of trees, it surprised him he kind of thought it would be like Big Ben, much smaller in real life or something else in the UK always different than described. But here there were other people on hikes, with fancy trekking gear. Fancy everything, and he was just in his normal shoes. He wondered if that stood out to people. Not that he was the weird one.
His bag was almost empty now. He should check in.