It’s
Saturday 27 December and we left the campsite in Marbella this morning.
On Boxing
Day, Ash and Mand came over for a final supper and Pete made us a scrummy
casserole, which went down well with everyone.
Ash and Mand provided the dessert, Christmas pudding and custard; even
in Spain we managed not to miss out on those little British Christmas
foibles! As we were all departing the
next day, we managed to not make too late a night of it and were all in bed by
midnight....a first all week I think!
This
morning after sorting out contact details and finding each other on social
media pages, we said our farewells and set off in opposite directions to our
next destinations. It’s been a cracking
week and hopefully it won’t be the last we’ve seen of them.
A short
drive and lots of bends later, we arrived at Casares and our free overnight
stop. We were lead to believe there was
a servicing point, but we’ve yet to actually find it. Luckily we have enough water and the loo
doesn’t need to be emptied just yet...
We took
Powell for a wander into town but as always, our timing was impeccable and
everything was shut. Although to be
honest, I’m not really sure how many would have been open anyway given the time
of year. There were some lovely views
from the top of the town though and the sky was full of vultures. We tried to get a few pictures, but they were
flying pretty high.
We’re now
back in Dora with a cup of tea and I’ve just programmed in some more
coordinates for possible future stopovers.
I forgot how solitary it can be when you’re staying in aires and car
parks with no neighbours around instead of camperstops and
campsites...especially when the other half is having an old man’s half hour!
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