Renegade

A large dog was waiting outside the gate but she just joined in and was accepted as if she were always part of the pack.

Cloud cover prevented the moon from shining continuously as there was more cloud than empty sky. Some of the clouds looked quite dense as well as very dark. The forecast predicted the more serious rain would fall around midday so we carried on regardless.

Luis was particularly vocal when left tied to his tree but was silent when we returned from Plakaki. I didn’t hang around as I wanted to get both walks completed and the cloud was becoming more dense.

We dropped off the boys so it was the three girls plus Luis on the second walk. There was no sign of anyone else unsurprisingly, just the BB and the German couple in their new off-road motorhome.

I rode off over Panorama after packing up the glasses left behind by the residents of T1. I had a quick visit of Petrakis and then to the post office and back to the camping. The glasses went by tracked mail to ANEK in Chania where the woman works – possibly a useful contact for information.

Iera joined the others for breakfast and then settled down on the rug to sleep the remainder of the day away. The others were mostly inside or under the awning as the day was less than inspiring although there were glimpses of sunshine very occasionally.

I wandered the camping a couple of times, once to give Andreas the package the postman brought on Monday. Otherwise, I played with my spreadsheet inside the van once it started to rain as only Iera remained outside on the rug.

I prepared the Doggy Rice and something for me as it seemed like a good idea to get the eating part of the day out of the way and the dogs inside for the night.

So far, much less rain has fallen than was predicted; I could see this from the satellite image before it even started. The prediction is for more intermittent rain in the night as well as early in the morning.