Decision already made
to stay here another night, a casual start to the day with our now
usual bacon and egg breakfast. It wasn't long before the race cars
started up in earnest and the sound stage starting belting out disco
music. Also the park-like area we were pitched next to started to
fill with locals who came to see the spectacle.
After breakfast we
walked up the short steep hill to the town intent on visiting the
market – duff information again as apparently it's now on Saturday!
Nevertheless the shops were open and small purchases made before
retiring to a pavement cafe to join others in the group in a
refreshing coffee.
Back to the van for
lunch and a quiet(?) afternoon ignoring the noise. Then Jamie managed
to get out and thought it was great fun chasing the local kids, who
in turn thought it also great fun to run away. Unfortunately they led
him away from us and panic ensued as he ran to where all the action
was taking place. Eventually I managed tp persuade the kids he was
chasing to come back to me and succeeded in grabbing the little
bxxxxx. We're a lot more careful now!
One of our morning
purchases was some beautiful steak, cut straight off the haunch,
which we had for tea. We knew it was genuine because the haunch still
had other, well, bits attached that you don't normally see and never
on a cow.........!
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