A good traveler has no fixed plans and is not intent on arriving.
At the campsite, just back over the bridge, was fantastic. Very friendly and helpful people, all the campers were equally so, with a fantastic position right on the banks of the Vienne.
You could swim in the river, the toilet facilities were spotless and well equiped and almost all the emplacements were shaded.
Although this is a dreadful photo it convey's the space, feeling and sunny aspect of the place.
Since the site was so nice I decided to have a rest day here. As it turned out I should have had more since I was going way too quickly. I'd allowed my'self 3 weeks to get to my final destination, Agen, but got there in 8 day's.
As I mentioned, not only were the owners nice, the other campers that I met were too. My immediate neighbours kept some food I'd bought in their fridge. The couple opposite was a language teacher teaching, in addition to her native French, Arabic, and English. Then there was an English couple, Jackie and Peter from Scunthorpe who were lots of fun. Peter is in the Guinness Book of Records for instance for the fastest LEJOG (Lands End to John o' Groats) in a pre 1930's car!