Thursday, 18 July 2024

Coco's Wild Camping, Llandrindod Wells, Wales

John had read about Coco's Wild Camping site on the internet and was keen to visit. So we decided to cross the border on our way home and stay a night here. The weather is perfect. Light winds, beautiful summer sunshine and a warm 23 c. The drive through the beautiful Welsh countryside was interesting. Ask Angela what she thought of one of the A roads we drove along! As the the Tom Jones song goes, the grass here really is green. 

Coco's, named after one of the resident donkeys is a one hundred and forty acre wild camping site set on a farm. Goats roam free, and the views are absolutely stunning.






And a special treat for us is, there are Red Kites soaring right overhead. When we lived in Longwick the Red Kites were a common sight, and we miss them.

This evening we will take advantage of the fact you can cook on a wood fire, something we've missed since leaving Scotland a week ago. It'll be nice again to fall asleep and awake to birdsong and bleating sheep, even if the Welsh sheep do sound a little angry. We are also hoping for a starry night. We are literally in the middle of nowhere. As always there's plenty to entertain us. A young girl's just been dropped off in a car. Her shorts a little too short. Her small tent erected in no time by the two men in the campervans either side of her. The only facilities here are a few composting toilets dotted around.

The one nearest to us is nearing it's level. It also has a sign in it saying 'nice arse'. We think the men in the campervans opposite might agree. 



There's definitely a Coco the Donkey theme going on here!

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