A photo of the outside from Inside

Good Morning !

Thanks for the advice.. will see next time about doing that!
We not moving locations so no point in another pic… we are near Crick in Northamptonshire, not too far from M1 junction 18 I think.

Phil in Northampton
 
On the verge of leaving Portugal at Campismo do Paco, Vila Praia de Ancora, Caminah. Last 2 days before we head for Santiago.
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Not quite the inside but from the step…does that count 🤔

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This morning in Florence, it’s as far south as we go this time and our most expensive stop!! All roads lead to…the north from here on

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claude et maude said:
If I knew how to I would but I am not that clever however, I am at Hu Camping Village Firenze, I think. Not cheap but everything is quality here.
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This one😁 https://www.searchforsites.co.uk/marker.php?id=24737

We were there last September after we visited Venice, the restaurant was pretty good but I found the site a bit tight to get around as we has a pitch over the back.
Handy little coach the site provide to get you into the city…..
 
Coastal Cruiser. said:
This one😁 https://www.searchforsites.co.uk/marker.php?id=24737

We were there last September after we visited Venice, the restaurant was pretty good but I found the site a bit tight to get around as we has a pitch over the back.
Handy little coach the site provide to get you into the city…..
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That’s it? Haven’t tried the little shuttle bus yet but yes, €3 return seems a good deal. We are near the front of the site, near those same shuttle buses so no manoeuvring issues here for us.

I was pleasantly surprised by both the quality and portion sizes in the restaurant.

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So once again, pushing those thread rules to the limits as from the step and not inside Hymer…but Lake Maggiore from our lakeside pitch at Camping Parisi…
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Cheaper than our last stop in Florence and way better views.

For anyone else in Italy at present, we have avoided the worst of the weather and I have sunburn. This has been done, like the rest of my life, more by luck than judgement.
 
claude et maude said:
So once again, pushing those thread rules to the limits as from the step and not inside Hymer…but Lake Maggiore from our lakeside pitch at Camping Parisi…
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Cheaper than our last stop in Florence and way better views.

For anyone else in Italy at present, we have avoided the worst of the weather and I have sunburn. This has been done, like the rest of my life, more by luck than judgement.
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Not far from you at Cannobio.
 
seasideBill said:
Not far from you at Cannobio.
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We will probably get the ferry over there in a couple of days. We are booked on the Maggiore Express tomorrow so we’ll wave inanely as we go past in the afternoon.

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claude et maude said:
So once again, pushing those thread rules to the limits as from the step and not inside Hymer…but Lake Maggiore from our lakeside pitch at Camping Parisi…
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Cheaper than our last stop in Florence and way better views.

For anyone else in Italy at present, we have avoided the worst of the weather and I have sunburn. This has been done, like the rest of my life, more by luck than judgement.
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We are due there end of next week, keep the weather going if you can please :)
 
I wouldn’t abandon Italy. The weather system causing unseasonal conditions is huge and extends across a large area of Europe, so moving on after the event might not help you much. Events in Italy were well anticipated and I think the worst of the weather was central. We’re in the north where the weather would be judged as a UK typical summer day e.g. cool (15 - 18c), grey sky with occasional sunshine & rain showers. It’s been like that for about 3 weeks with the occasional good day when temperatures get into the low twenties and is quite pleasant. We started today in warm sunshine, moderate rain by lunchtime and sun made an appearance in the late afternoon, enough for a cold beer alfresco. In the event of sunny periods, the sun here has enough strength now to warm things up quickly.
 
seasideBill said:
I wouldn’t abandon Italy. The weather system causing unseasonal conditions is huge and extends across a large area of Europe, so moving on after the event might not help you much. Events in Italy were well anticipated and I think the worst of the weather was central. We’re in the north where the weather would be judged as a UK typical summer day e.g. cool (15 - 18c), grey sky with occasional sunshine & rain showers. It’s been like that for about 3 weeks with the occasional good day when temperatures get into the low twenties and is quite pleasant. We started today in warm sunshine, moderate rain by lunchtime and sun made an appearance in the late afternoon, enough for a cold beer alfresco. In the event of sunny periods, the sun here has enough strength now to warm things up quickly.
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It may not be very bad where you are at the moment but i'd give Italy a miss myself as at least 8 have died so far and you never know when or where exactly the next heavy rainfall will fall, staying away may help emergency services deal with what is happening.

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Officials say eight people are now confirmed dead in northern Italy following floods from rain-swollen rivers. The flooding forced Formula One to cancel this weekend's Grand Prix in Emilia-Romagna. Officials are warning the rivers could again burst their banks as rain continues. The rainfall has...
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