It's hard to believe it's week 2 already, it seems like only a couple of days ago we got off the ferry. Quite a lot has happened so far that I'm starting to struggle remembering everything that's happened in order.
Thankfully the issue with the front rack has been resolved and we're back on the road. I think I need to increase my fluid intake as I think I'm a hit dehydrated. As a result I'm feeling rubbish so we decided to stay another night at this campsite. It was an easy choice to make as it has a pool table, fridge and great showers. Today wasn't really a rest day at all. We pedalled around 20kms or so to go swimming. I'm not the biggest fan of swimming but somehow had the urge for it. Or just a good bath maybe. We arrived half an hour before the pool opened again after lunch, so I made use of the coffee machine. The changing rooms/area were a bit of a maze with rooms having 2 doors. At one point I thought I'd never make it out alive. The pool had a great water slide that I take great pride in saying I went on; they're fun, don't pretend you disagree.
After swimming we went for a big lunch (it was around 3), did the daily shop and headed back to our tent.
Thankfully the issue with the front rack has been resolved and we're back on the road. I think I need to increase my fluid intake as I think I'm a hit dehydrated. As a result I'm feeling rubbish so we decided to stay another night at this campsite. It was an easy choice to make as it has a pool table, fridge and great showers. Today wasn't really a rest day at all. We pedalled around 20kms or so to go swimming. I'm not the biggest fan of swimming but somehow had the urge for it. Or just a good bath maybe. We arrived half an hour before the pool opened again after lunch, so I made use of the coffee machine. The changing rooms/area were a bit of a maze with rooms having 2 doors. At one point I thought I'd never make it out alive. The pool had a great water slide that I take great pride in saying I went on; they're fun, don't pretend you disagree.
After swimming we went for a big lunch (it was around 3), did the daily shop and headed back to our tent.
as in the words of "Father Jack" "Drink..."
ReplyDeleteDid the toilets have classic fm on? They were good ones...
ReplyDeleteNope, no radio. They're mostly BYOB (bring your own bogroll) so no chance of music! I've yet to visit a campsite with all 3 - bog roll, soap and hand drier. The more expensive ones have the least! Mini-camping is the best by far.
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