We took the infamous A7 east for 40 miles and got a good
buffeting from the wind coming down off the mountains, the only respite being
when we passed through the many tunnels en route to a paid aire just east of
Malaga. I suppose the consolation being that at least it was 17c at 10am , so not quite like travelling over Bowes
Moor in February!
On arrival at the aire, well really it’s a very compact and
bijou campsite, there was no room at the inn. This is one of the highest rated
aires in Campercontact (our reference point for places to stay) so it came as
no surprise that we had to wait, the time it takes for elevenses, before we
could take the place previously occupied by another interesting camper.
Yes, I'm sure we can fit in the space that van has just vacated. |
The thing about wind and sun, it makes a great drying day,
so Rachel’s been feeding the washing machine this afternoon so we can continue
to smell of roses!
Vying for the award of 'Most Unusual Van We've Seen on this Trip' an old converted German fire engine. |
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