One of our camp sites

I had better tell you about my adventures in the U.K during this trip.  One of the camp sites we stayed at was in Reedham, now I have been there before so I knew all about the ferry that crosses the river.  The Guv and the Misses said the inn next to the camp site was very good also, mind you I never got to try the food there!

Just as we like it, nice and quiet. 

Back home in France

Well I'm back home in France, but before I tell you about this year's UK trip I thought I'd set all my readers a little quiz....

Who can name the novel this photo represents?

On tour again

I've been neglecting you my readers, sorry !  The fact is as I'm on my travels again with my people I've not been able to get internet access.  As you can see however I have not neglected my guarding duties....

One of the first places we visited was Chichester, I was even able to tour the Cathedral as they welcomed canines!

Happy birthday

A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE MISSES 

7th JUNE

Boring !!

It's a boring shopping day with my humans here in Riberac, but at least it means they buy me FOOD.  Besides that I get taken to the human eating place with them and of course an early morning run-a-round near the river on the way...

Nothing again....

OK, I get taken out yesterday, get to the place before everyone else and still all I got was a bowl of cold water whilst my people had a five course lunch!

Off to the tower !

So on this trip with the human kennel in tow we also stopped at a village called Masseret and yes the Guv had another cup of coffee, but for change I thought I'd show you a photo of the Misses enjoying her 

Creme de Menthe.

No it's not a castle tower although a castle did stand here once, it's a water tower and despite what the Guv said I was not going to walk up all those steps, even if the view was good!

Lunch time....

The Misses found this small town called Donzenac when we were driving around. 

The Guv decided to stop and have lunch there, as normal I got nothing

I am told there is a drink that is local to the area around Donzenac called ‘eau de noix’ and made using a recipe handed down from through the generations by humans. They use walnuts that are still green and in their shells, eau de vie, wine and sugar.  Now I'm quite partial to a drop of booze, but nuts are poison to us canines so I guess I better leave it for you humans.

Odd ideas....

You know sometimes the Guv has some odd ideas.  I get taken to all these places  like here in Uzerche and shown all these great views then he thinks I'd like to see a creepy crypt !

The next place.....

So we continued our tour to the next village of St Robert. Now I can't say I was impressed and neither was the Guv as there was nowhere he could have a coffee

Well I thought at least here there is somewhere I can have a run-a-round......

WRONG, they had put "No dogs allowed" signs up