We’re Off

After enjoying Cumbrian snow and ice for a while we have decided to make tracks south again and work on the suntans.

Skiddaw

Skiddaw

This is a view of Skiddaw from the top of High Pike, taken after a heavy snowfall in January.

Mavis

Mavis

Mavis is looking a bit cold and in need of some sun.

Walking down to the Village

Walking down to the Village

Our Lane

Our Lane

Snow always drifts in to the lane up to our house, shown on the right of this picture, and being north facing holds on to it for a long time. We had planned to move south this Wednesday but Nia spotted a severe weather and snow warning yesterday so we hastily finished packing and left early this morning. We had a good trip down on the edge of the storm and got into Devizes Camping and Caravanning club site at about 3 pm, to a friendly welcome, as promised. The site is about 50 yards from the Kennet and Avon canal and we took the dogs out for a wet and windy walk. Invigorating.

The Canal.

The Canal.

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3 comments on “We’re Off
  1. Steve and Liz Mears says:

    Where are you guys heading this time?

    We are very envious….heading across the channel in May….can’t wait!

    Steve and Liz Mears

    • Hi
      Cold, so we’re thinking a quick flit through France and then down to the med. We usually plan from day to day. Should cross channel on Friday. Where will you go in May?
      Peter and Nia

  2. Steve and Liz Mears says:

    Hi

    We are planning to work our way down the eastern side of France (nipping over to Freiberg) via Mosheim and Colmar. Hoping to stay awhile at Annecy and Chamonix (we have noted the site you stayed on!) and then on to the Med…..

    The only certainty with our plan, however, is that it will inevitably change!

    Steve and Liz

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