Garry McGivern Travelsonabike2 is cycle touring in England on Thursday 6th-April-2017. Wareham to Brockenhurst. 39 miles. What a lovely day again.
I didn’t leave Wareham until 9 o’clock this morning as I knew I didn’t have far to go today. Plus, I wanted to pay my camp fee for the night, or rather, they caught me before I left! To be honest, I was glad because I’ve had a couple of free nights there and I always feel guilty. Although I now wish I never saw the owner! Not because of the cost, that was only £8, more because of what he was telling me!
They’ve decided to make the campsite a minimum of a four-night stay. They want to get away from people just staying for one or two nights as they want to make it into more of a static caravan park! Which I fully understand from his point of view but not from mine! Might have to find another campsite down there or just sneak in late and leave early before I’m spotted!
Not really cycled that much today as I’ve just been pootling along, playing the tourist!
After leaving Wareham, I went to Corfe Castle just to take some photos!
Next was Poole and Bournemouth, where I discovered that you can now cycle along the seafront for nearly 8 miles!
Finally, I had a steady ride through the New Forest to Brockenhurst.
Nearly all day, apart from cycling along on the seafront. I’ve had the lovely, sweet smell of gorse, which smells a lot like coconut!
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Garry, I so enjoyed both your writing and the pictures that showed our romantic idea of the beauty of England. They made me feel calm because of the beauty.
Glad you enjoyed them Trish. England in spring or any other time of the year is truly beautiful!
Ow’s yer back man! Lovely to see the gorse. Go on, do a major tour in the Juras.
The backs good thanks. Lovely to see and also smell the gorse! I’ve crossed the Juras once before in 2010, maybe I will return one day.