Day 10

Since we didn't have to leave the campsite until 12 o'clock and the way was not that far, we were able to pack quite relaxed. 

On initially very narrow roads, we were just able to prevent a collision with a fawn. The mother came first and I already thought that someone else would follow. The braking threw the iPad so far that we only found it again at the next stop. But the rooftop tent is still on there 😀

We also had another exchange with LEZ Support, but now we're in. I hope we can avoid discussions about potential £1000 fine. We'll see. If every city does it this way, vacationers won't be able to drive anymore. 

We were also allowed onto the campsite. For this we have joined the 2nd Camping Club in the UK. 

The campsite is nice though. There are many trees, grey squirrels, a kind of budgerigars, and probably foxes that steal shoes. The shade will help, it's going to be very hot. 

Right after setting up, I cycled into the city center. I had to wade through traffic for a while before I reached some well-planned cycle paths. Unfortunately, they were often closed. 

The city center was very crowded and roundabouts are difficult with cycle paths. It was still interesting and I visited some places that I normally only see virtually while cycling in the basement. 

On the way back it was better if you find the right roads. Some are only passable for bicycles.

After nearly 50 km and almost 3 hours, I was back and was able to enjoy the finished dinner and 1.5 liters of drinks. 

We will stay here for 3 nights.

We drove 120 km

Consumption was probably high, but it doesn't matter because we can charge for free at the campsite again. We even asked, there were no objections