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<\/a>Good job we didn’t meet the bus on this bridge!<\/p><\/div>\n
We found the LPG station (GPS – N36.85715, E22.78390), which looked somewhat unfinished, and filled up before trundling our way back towards Gytheio. Full of food and gas we were also full of something else and needed to find somewhere to empty our loo. There are three campsites just south of Gytheio, but somehow we didn’t pass them on our way through first time, so we headed back through he town and pulled in at the first sign we saw. A driveway of around 150m was lined with lamps covered in roses, beyond them a field of olive trees. In front of us was the beach, it was a beautiful little campsite called Camping Meltemi (GPS – N36.72934, E22.55305). The owner looked sad when I said we weren’t stopping and only needed to use the services, but the place looked so lovely we think we might head back there after Easter and stop for the night to get some laundry done.<\/p>\n
<\/a>Gytheio’s Easter decorations<\/p><\/div>\n
With Dave in fine form, we headed back to where Mike and Jacqui were parked and set up camp next the them. A young man was cleaning up the beach bar ready for the season and was more than happy for us to stop the night when we asked. We barbecued up some of Lidl’s finest and drank some local wine Mick and Jacqui had picked up – yes, that’s right, Jay’s resolution not to drink for the whole of May lasted almost three days!<\/p>\n
<\/a>BBQ time!<\/p><\/div>\n
As the sun began to set the lights of the town came on along the bay and we set off to see what was happening in town. We could hear a church service being broadcast on loud speakers and followed the noise and crowds.\u00a0Up a side road we walked towards the church that was the source of the service, waiting outside were a brass band, soldiers in uniform lined the street and a crowd was gathered all holding candles.<\/p>\n