Having left La Grande Motte yesterday, we're now settled in at Camping Paradis Vallee Du Lot until tomorrow. We arrived yesterday mid-afternoon and after the usual post-arrival cuppa hiked up the steep path from the campsite up to the town of Pujols (apparently about 2Km rising around 200M but seemed more like rising 2Km at the time in sunshine. We had a superb meal of two substantial salads (Mrs AJ went proper veggie but mine had foie gras, smoked duck and fried duck bits in it!) with a couple of beers and a 50cl picket of wine for less that €50 which seemed a bargain after prices further down south. The town is a medieval gem but as a bonus was also nice and quiet. Today we caught the bus for a short (4Km) ride into Villeneuve sur Lot (public and free) which is another lovely and typically French town with some medieval parts and as the name suggest is right on the river. The campsite we're at is also very nice, reasonably small but still with a pool and plenty of well spaced out empty pitches at the moment but I suspect that will change over the next week or to as schools have just broken up, there's a jazz festival later this week and the Tour de France comes through next week. The very sharp eyed might spot that we've got a new storage tent (after 4 years) - the zip on the door of our previous one broke a couple of days ages we dropped into a Decathlon in Montpellier on the way here and picked up a new version of the same tent as, apart from the zip the old one had been excellent.