Back to one of our favourite sites, Pwllyn Farm near Brecon. Basic facilities, but good sized pitches and very peaceful with some great views 
Where Have You Been In Your Van Today?
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Moved on to Camp at Erwan near New Quay, just us and one other van. Cracking views, but a touch breezy!
Did all the archaeology in this area (top tip - the ports have lists of when Cruise Ships are in so you can avoid the coaches).
Calanais I to III, Dun Carloway Broch, Gearrannan Blackhouse Village (delicious bacon and black pudding roll!), then a bracing coastal walk from Dailbeag, followed by coffee and M&S mini chocolate whips on the beach.
Calanais I to III, Dun Carloway Broch, Gearrannan Blackhouse Village (delicious bacon and black pudding roll!), then a bracing coastal walk from Dailbeag, followed by coffee and M&S mini chocolate whips on the beach.
Sure is! Really quick and small when packed. Usually have the Debus canopy up but couldn’t be bothered this time.
Has she considered anger management?
Same set up for us but we plan to alternate between the Debus and a Kiravans Railsail depending on circumstances stances. That said, I'm not sure what those circumstances are yet as we've only used the Debus once but I think the Railsail might be a bit more versatile.
Moved onto Higher Kestle Farm St Ewe Cornwall
After listening to the forcast we cancelled going to North Devon and had a drive to Kings Stag mid Dorset for a picnic, then over to Blandford stopped by the river. Weathers been warm and sunny.
Just back home after a 6hr 275m drive from the Lizard in South west Cornwall.
Van behaved beautifully throughout after a cambelt/waterpump change and new front brake discs & pads the week before we left.
Didn't do much driving down there, the house we rent is pretty off grid and the attraction is being right on the beach and coastal path.
Plenty of swimming and walking, bit of fishing, lots of reading and general lounging with the family and dogs.
Van behaved beautifully throughout after a cambelt/waterpump change and new front brake discs & pads the week before we left.
Didn't do much driving down there, the house we rent is pretty off grid and the attraction is being right on the beach and coastal path.
Plenty of swimming and walking, bit of fishing, lots of reading and general lounging with the family and dogs.
We’ve spent years going to canet plage. Perfect beaches along there and quiet this time of year. Or a great bike ride to the Spanish border
Finally started editing campsite videos from our recent French road trip.
A wee overnighter to Ardgour and Morvern (turn left as it were S of Fort William and take the wee ferry W across the Corran Narrows) with one of my boys who very definitely asked to go away on an adventure and up a hill - which was nice.
And we had a cracking wee weather window in amongst the terrible summer weather.
And took advantage of it by going up the legendary (and very well named) Garbh Bheinn - it means Rough Mountain!
And we had a cracking wee weather window in amongst the terrible summer weather.
And took advantage of it by going up the legendary (and very well named) Garbh Bheinn - it means Rough Mountain!
No just short at 885m. But maybe one of the top 10 or 20 best Scottish mountains. It’s that good. Partially the views…As opposed to the well known smooth Scottish mountains
Is that a Munro?
And trust me this is rough even by our standards…
