Interesting, if pretentious, venue in deepest Somerset.
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I’ve recently bought a canoe, so we went to Lake Gwynant, about 4km SE of Snowdon, to try it out. Great weather (but the remnants of Hurricane Bertha are fast approaching across the Atlantic) and canoe worked well. Unique campsite, on the edge of the lake, seems to attract an eclectic mix of punters, mostly tents and a few campers. Unsuitable access for anything bigger.
A long weekend staying at Burrowhayes Farm near Porlock, North Somerset.
Record high temperatures and sunshine in England last week, particularly the West. So we took the camper to Belgium where the weather was unremittingly awful. Despite the conditions we had a really good time exploring the lovely city of Bruges, riding our bikes around the surrounding countryside and, when the rain became too heavy, sampling the cuisine of the area. Also stocked up, on the way back at Dunkirk, with the next few months’ supply of wine.
There are two motorway bridges over the River Severn, and one (the M48) has paths on either side for walkers and cyclists.
Took advantage of the good weather forecast and spent a couple of nights in Crickhowel, a nice little town on the River Usk. Fantastic scenery, good pub (The Bridge End Inn) and easy cycle ride along the Monmouth-Brecon canal and back. Met Wendy and Graham in their camper; safety in numbers.
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