Better Days
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Best stay away during the Pilgrimage the weekend before Pentecost. The entire area surrounding the town is occupied with caravans, trailers and tents. Here's the Virgen Del Rocio, whom they come to see.
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Must be over 25 years since I was caravanning in Argeles. Where did that time go?
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We upgraded the caravan. Just have to find a new towcar.
Mrs WN found a friend in need so she gave him a hug.
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2 different CLs and the reasons why we stop on them.
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A couple of easy Cathedrals in the UK
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One of a view from a campsite in Germany. Someone might recognise it.
The other is a painting that my wife has done from a photograph of a bridge that we came across when on a walk in Provence in France. The bridge was on a pilgrimage to Compostella but in a backwater area that we just happened to stop for lunch on a lovely walk. The packhorse bridge was apparently damaged in a storm and the locals rebuilt part of it with a cockleshell design due to the logo for St.James. We've lost the photograph somewhere but my wife decided to do an oil painting of the bridge to remind us of a lovely holiday. As AD said for the OP, 'Better Days"
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Both CLs have their advantage. Some prefer Toft as it has some H/S but the grass drains well at Abbey View, as we can testify after last year.
The name is a bit misleading as the Abbey is only visible from one of the 5 pitches but it's easy to see from the end of the cl. It is owned by the same people.
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If you want one with a view of the Abbey, try Monks Farm at Smeaton, which looks right across to the Abbey.
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And I hope you enjoyed it there.
Edit, just noticed your post above which came as I was trying to post, sorry.
Doesn't do any harm to plug good CL other two, unless of course they get too popular and we can't get a pitch on them when we want to go there.
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