As Peter wisely observed in Slow Puncture - "it's not the destination that matters, it's the journey..." and I believe that our experiences are really an embodiment of that statement.
You can see from the red pins in second graphic how we are slowly but surely raising awareness in both Suffolk and Norfolk with a range of local shops, tea rooms and independent bookshops selling the books on our behalf.
And today, I'd like to give a huge thank you to Tesco in Saxmundham who are now stocking and selling our books. As Peter wasn't with me when I popped down to the store this morning with some paperwork, you will have to make do with a photo of me, posing nonchalantly - and purely (perhaps unfortunately) randomly - next to the toilet rolls.
It's been really amazing how much our local community and the independent bookshops have been supporting Peter and it's wonderful that an organisation as large as Tesco has climbed on board the Berry bandwagon (or penny farthing). The journey really is gathering momentum.
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