After an early(ish) walk along the cycle track we set off for La Mailleraye sur Seine, a delightful aire on the south bank of the Seine, between Rouen and Le Havre.
Pont de Brotonne, over the Seine
This is the aire, only for motorhomes with good brakes. €5 per night. Great for boat anoraks…… all sorts of craft chug up and down in front of you.
If Keith is to be believed there are tigers a few hundred yards east of here, in a compound, we are heading off shortly for a look and hopefully some photographic evidence. But I’m getting ahead…
Lunch at La Mailleraye
Sellotape supply boat heading up river to replenish stocks
Cycling west, there is a good view over the Seine to Caudebec en Caux, maybe familiar to any Boudin followers out there.
Cycling inland, there are many lovely old French thatched cottages,
And even some thatched walls (???)
16th Century Manor House
Barn dated 1750…that’s before the revolution..
We headed back to La Mailleraye via a roadside bar that Keith spotted …cue emergency stop stop and pile in for vin blanc and une presion de biere.
In the evening we feasted in the local restaurant on pate, cold sausage and pork in a caper sauce……cosmique.
Rambling about Europe with the Kray Twins (Colin and Penny).
Travels with Mavis 
I think it is time to update your header image – Mavis2 will sulk!