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Camargue Trip - Day 2 - England

Things to remember:
  • It was a bit colder than I'd anticipated overnight last night and this resulted in some tiresome condensation challenges!
  • Did the parkrun this morning and felt OK. It was a tough, undulating course with some quite tricky underfoot conditions but I was happy enough with my execution.
  • Called in to see Bri for a few hours in Milton Keynes. His boat is looking good.
  • At the coordinates shown, now. It's a place we've overnighted at a couple of times before. It's right in the middle of chalky downland and on the course of the South Downs Way. It's a pleasant enough spot and it's been quite birdy. There are also - weirdly - loads of people milling around, even after dark. They all seem harmless enough but I've no idea where they're coming from or where they're going to. Or indeed why they're poncing around in the middle of nowhere on a dark Saturday night in October at all.
Post composed at 20:45 on Saturday 11th October from my intended overnighting spot N 50.82978°, E 00.02375° / http://maps.google.com/maps?q=loc:50.82978%2C00.02375