That sorted, it was then a cycle north to St Denis d'Oleron with a stop at Le Sable Vigniers for a wee refreshment before continuing to the port at St Denis.
It was still glorious weather and we sat down at a portside restaurant for lunch and some wine.
I took some time to take some photographs of the beach and beachside huts, then a visit to a painting exhibition, before we all continued on our way.
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| Beach Huts At St Denis D'Oleron |
Our next port of call was St Georges d'Oleron but unfortunately I was to have an series of attacks of the old diahorrea ........ or some might say 'skitters'. Suddenly, without warning, I was baring my bum by the side of the piste cyclable - twice!!!! Just before St Georges d'Oleron we came across a Coypu by the side of a salt water pan. It seemed oblivious to our presence and was focussing its attention on eating vegetation by the piste cyclable's edge.
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| Dorothy And Anne Having A Beachside Stroll |
Recovered, it was a stop for drink in St Georges d'Oleron before cycling our way back to La Cotiniére. It was a hot and sticky ride not made easy by poorly marked signposts but eventually we reached our hame.
After a shower we enjoyed the rest of the evening with some wine before retiring to our beds.
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