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| Diving |
We have spent a sunny week at Camping Esponella and we love it here. They have a heated pool and every day I have been to practise my diving. It was really busy at the weekend but we had the pool all to ourselves the rest of the week.
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| Here I am |
I also got dragged on a walk every day as there were lots of tracks to follow through the woods and along the banks of the River Fluvia.
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| River Fluvia |
I am sure that Mama's main reason for coming back here was the restaurant in the village. We had a fabulous dish of pork ribs with chestnuts. It is called Can Roca and it has female chefs and has passed from Grandmother to daughter for generations.
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| Cana Roca |
I had asparagus and mountain jamon. Both of which I like because I don't get nagged to use a knife and fork.
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| Pyrenees |
Behind the village you get a great view of the pair of knees. And there are lots of woods
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| Can't see the wood |
And then back to the pool.
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| Belly diving |
There is also a lovely bakery in the village that does rubbish bread but great coffee.
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| Forn da Pa |
Anyway when we walking back yesterday we saw a snake.
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| Snakey |
Mama said it wasn't poisonous but I noticed her taking the photos from a good distance a way.
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| Wriggly |
It soon wiggled off.
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| Esponella |
Oh. Did I mention that the campsite also has a crazy golf with a big plastic rabbit in the middle of it.
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| Mama thinks she is very funny |
Plastic rabbit? It looks like daddy to me! Lovely adventures and SO very exciting about your diving, Joe. One day you'll be able to have a diving bottle on your back and discover the fun of being below the water with all the life that goes on there. You are such a clever boy - so proud of you. Lots of love to you and mama and daddy from tonton David and Tati Suzy
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