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Sounds like a lovely last day - nice to end with good weather too. We've had a lovely sunny day here - quite warm too so I've been emptying the summer hanging baskets and getting rid of the summer bedding as it's gone over now - made me feel very autumnal - so glad I've got another couple of camps before the winter - really wanted to be under canvas today!

Do you have to leave the site early tomorrow? Hope it's dry for your decamp.

Thanks for the blog Floggitt - it's been great to follow you on your holiday!

I told you to start a new post for your blog!

If the canvas is dryish when you strike camp tomorrow, get the mudflaps unpegged first before you do anything and let them flap around - finish them off with an old towel or something then it will all dry out much quicker at home. Did you see my post about this? Here

Don't tell me about lambs to the slaugher - I'm a veggie

Sounds like you've got a fair bit to do before Pillaton - decided which tent to take yet?

 Congratulations - diamond member

No need to explain re the lambs - I know exactly what you mean and agree 100%. I don't usually mention being veggie and certainly wouldn't get on my soapbox about it - my choice - everyone to their own.

Looking forward to the pics when you get home - hope you get some good ones of the Rosas (if the Cabanon dries out in time). leave it in the conservatory if it's not too wet - it'll be dry when you get home from Pillaton. Actually, I've found canvas indoors takes hardly any time to dry out properly anyway.

Enjoy your last night under canvas.

Loved your blog floggit -thank you. We haven't managed to get to Anglesey this year, but recognise most of the views - we call that little cove at point Lynas, Jellyfish beach ( I have a cousin that lives just back up the road up on the hill - what a view that is to look at every day)

Having gone to a family reunion in Florida in June and used up most of our holidays we have only managed a week in Dorset (didn't enjoy that much) and August bank holiday on Shell Island which surprisingly was fabulous. I think first trip next year will be somewhere on Anglesey I have missed it.