Diamante

We are driving through an area where you can tell that the people here are not doing well. She has nothing you want to see. According to the travel guide, Diamante is one of the few places with a town center worth seeing.

We check in at the Lido Tropical pitch. It's great, right by the sea, the space is large, but the individual pitches are narrow. And not to mention the sanitary facilities.

We look at Diamante, as always almost everything is closed and today it's still gray. Tomorrow it should be better. And actually, the last Mayla pee I see the stars.

We enjoy a sunny day, I take a walk on the beach (wintering like this is really attractive, on February 21st in a T-shirt on the beach). I tried making some homemade bread (we still have to practice with the Cadac), so it was nothing. In the evening we want to go back to the place that is known for many murals.

We start talking to a couple who have just arrived. You have been traveling to Sicily, among other places, since December. Talking in Palatinate and as it turns out, they work at a campsite near Rostock and he grew up in Truchtelfingen in the high-rise near the Zollern-Alb-Halle. The world is small...

Today the sundowner works too. And I take photos of the murals. Tomorrow we'll drive a little further north. Given the weather forecast, we don't want to...