We took Sophie to the dog groomer and headed for the beach at La Fossett. A small quiet cove with sandy beach that shelved more steeply than L'estagnol so seemed colder, but once we were in we swam for ages.
There was a super bar on the beach, with restaurant that we did not try, but looked good.
Nicky put on the mask, but not the flippers and spent a long time chasing fish. I guess she's now an expert. I slopped off after lunch to sort out and brush out the inside of the car ready for our trip home tomorrow. It took an hour!!
The beach is divided from the road and an old railway tack, from the village. As are all the villages along this part of the coast. The rail track as you see here is now a cycle track The building there so obviously an ex-station and now a residence.
We went to the camp bar for a drink with our new soft perfumed Sophie, who pulled Nicky out of the grooming parlour at great speed!! The temperature has dropped to 20 c so I have put out 2 blankets tonight. The Loo and drains in the caravan are getting rather smelly. I have cleaned them and done all suggested. We ran out of deodoriser for the flush, but found fresh supplies at the ships chandlers.
I feel rather prickley, like having too much sun. We both showered and used after sun.
This evening we went out to Cavalaire for our last night, wandered round the restaurants again, but ended up at the blue Anchor again.
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