After I got my pain au chocolat, it was already pretty cold, it started to pour. Getting to Marmande I was already trenched. So, I placed myself in a McDonalds and had a coffee. I haven't been to one in the last decade I believe. They served at the table. Got some new tubes and my current ones pumped. Rain stopped and I could make a bit of progress. I had planned the day with only very little milage and decided to get a b'n'b at the end of the day. I finally left the canal as well, after a good 250km on it. And just before the rain started again heavily I found a spot where I could cover. Waited for half an hour and got going again. Made progress. Found another spot where to cover. Biked to the destination, and didn't find a cover. But a warm shower. Will stay there today.
Day 38 - from Marmande to St. Brice
Not my favourite day. It was clear that it was raining all day and I needed some new spare tubes. I packed again quickly in the morning and got going. That night I camped at a farm. And they had goats, specially baby goats, and a lot of other animals. The smallest baby goat actually escaped through the fence and I caught it and carried it bag. It was just a day old. Carrying baby goats, I could happily all the time. By now I must say I do really love to live in the tent. Fresh air, and I feel actually very safe in there. So safe that I even listen to podcasts about serial killers...
Where did I stay?
Hibernating