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[TUCANO]

Dalwhinnie.

 

[Andacami]

Chateau Fredignac, Blaye. A France Passion free stopover, nice welcome, chap cut the nettles around where we wanted to park lots of reviews about wine tasting, etc. but so far a no show but it is Sunday in France

 

[mart]

At Bunchrew campsite looking towards Inverness

 

[esoarer]

Here right now, stopped for lunch!

 

[RobbyMClark]

Here right now, stopped for lunch!

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Nice1st post.

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[seasideBill]

I do like to be beside the seaside - North Morte Farm, North Devon.

 

[Barryh]

Gurgy, on the river Yonne just a little outside Auxerre.

 

[RobbyMClark]

Salamanca- think the rain in Spain is about to fall on the plain.

 

[Ambilkate]

Our wild camping today in Dumfries & Galloway

 

[Peter_Cooke]

...Merano Parkplatz, south Tyrol next to the busy S38.

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[jockaneezer]

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Our wild camping today in Dumfries & Galloway

Luce Bay ?

 

[RobbyMClark]

Not much of a view tonight.
Simancas, on our way back to the boat next Tuesday

 

[suavecarve]

Similar here.

But Dordogne to the front when not raining.
Bort Les orgues.

*Not highly recommended

 

[steve 6644]

Guinard Bay, Wester Ross, appalling weather.View attachment 803754

Bliss, I have been trying to remember that spot for ages.Stopped there on my very first motohome trip on my own, nearly crashed the van when I came around the corner, well to the left as you look at that picture. Its a hairpin bend and you are suddenly confronted with that panoramic view over that bay. That was many years ago, stayed there for the night in that very spot, a lovely memory and thats exactly how it looked at the time

 

[scousebird]

Similar here.
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But Dordogne to the front when not raining.
Bort Les orgues.

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We quite liked Bort les Orgues and the Chateau de Val on the reservoir. The river was very full when we parked where you did.

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[Smudger55]

Looking across at the Orkneys from hab door at John O'Groats campsite.

 

[EuroTrotters]

Med today at playa montroig

 

[Smudger55]

From hab door, Dunnet Head Lighthouse looking out towards Orkneys, Old Man of Hoy

 

[mart]

The view from the campsite at Ardelve of Eilean Donan castle (the castle from highlander)

 

[Smudger55]

View attachment 809387The view from the campsite at Ardelve of Eilean Donan castle (the castle from highlander)

Weve booked into there next week

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[Smudger55]

Great view from our pitch at Choraid Croft overlooking Loch Eriboll. We understand its the deepest sea water loch and was used in WWII to repair ships.

 

[RobbyMClark]

Nice of you to take Gromett with you.

 

[tinkertaylor]

Hartland Caravan & Camping Park · Caravan and Camping Park, Fore St, Hartland, Bideford EX39 6DG

★★★★★ · Campsite

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Hartland Devon

 

[davidbaldam]

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Gave a like but most Funster do like to know where the photo was taken.

 

[TUCANO]

Great view from our pitch at Choraid Croft overlooking Loch Eriboll. We understand its the deepest sea water loch and was used in WWII to repair ships. View attachment 810002

I believe that's the Loch where the German U boat fleet surrendered after WW2.

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[TinaLes]

Great view from our pitch at Choraid Croft overlooking Loch Eriboll. We understand its the deepest sea water loch and was used in WWII to repair ships. View attachment 810002

We stayed on that little CL 5 years ago when touring the highlands. The Tea room was popular, I hope "James" the old guy originally from England is still OK, he was very old and had a terrible Chest Cough.
He used to dive for Scallops in The Loch before he married & retired to run the croft Tea Room, got loads of stories from him, had a great time. "He had trouble selling his hand dived Scallops for Half a Crown in those days!"
The battle cruiser HMS Hood in 1934 was moored up to give the crew a rest for 3 weeks, no shore leave, no pubs, nothing to do, so the crew climbed up the hillside on the opposite side from the Croft CL and placed white stones saying HMS HOOD to commemorate their visit. The Hood Britain's biggest warship built in 1918 was unfortunately sunk by The Bismarck 24th May 1941 in The Battle of The Denmark Strait, of the 1418 crew, only 3 survived.
Volunteers re-paint the stones when needed, and I must visit there again one day to see them, only found this story out after my return. The best driving view I experienced was driving up the brow of a hill, road turns sharp left, revealing Loch Eriboll below in its entirety looking south, The old Lime Kilns were also a good walk arround.
Yes, Loch Eriboll was used to store the surrendered German U Boats after the surrender docs were signed in Reims France, I think there were 30 U boats surrendered in total 3 in Weymouth, one was rumoured to have had no ammo or guns, it was stuffed with booze & Tobacco and used as a supply ship to the other U boats apparently.
LES
PS: hope James is OK, lovely chap so he was, love to back and see him.

 

[suavecarve]

St Leonard de Noblat last night (from a yard to the left of the van)

 

[Garratt]

Bala Lake Railway

 

[Barryh]

Camping Car Park at Saint Flour, Les Orgues in the Auvergne. From 30c to Autumn and back to a pleasant evening.

 

[stewartwebr]

Noisy neighbours for the last few nights

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