Bokkie is nestled on the bank of the Dordogne and her batteries can take a breather as we are hooked up to a power supply for the first time in a while. We don't need to hook up, but it's included in the campsite price so it makes sense to top up the batteries.
We had a busy morning, stopping off at the airport to devise a plan of action for picking up Charmaine, filling up the LPG and shopping before setting up in the camp. Luckily the airport is quite small and informal so we will try to do do a drive-by collection - the parking has height restrictions so we can't fit in there.
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| Bokkie in her spot |
It's a lovely position for a campsite and there are geese and goslings wandering around the camp. It was quite empty when we arrived but has filled up quite a lot this afternoon. We have been amusing ourselves watching the campers setting up all their paraphernalia only to find out that their satellite dish can't make contact with the satellite. This always turns out to be a deal-breaker and everything has to be packed up so that they can move to a better spot for signal - usually away from the nice views.
The last thunderstorm of the day seems to have passed now, so we will head into Bergerac for a late afternoon/early evening stroll.
The last thunderstorm of the day seems to have passed now, so we will head into Bergerac for a late afternoon/early evening stroll.
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| Went for our walk - yes we got soaked. Worth it for the view, though! |
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