About 26km mostly over rolling farmland crossing narrow country lanes.
We started the day in England for the first time for a while. A coffee was only £1.90 compared to £4.50 in Wales. The day ended in Wales.
The last few kms in the day were hard as we tired but I am now feeling much fitter and happier.
We rush up very steep streets, which is not fair after a long day, to get to the Offas Dyke Information Centre before 5 to find it rarely opens and when it does it is from 10-4. Stupid times as that is when walkers are out walking.
We did a bit of food shopping, followed by a Kebab dinner, then we put up our tents in a field of sheep on the trail just out of town.
Lots of people oit walking their dogs, passed us with friendly smiles. It seems everyone has a dog, and they take them everywhere they go. They are allowed in the shops, pubs, and restaurants, boats bikes, and rarely do we see anyone out without a dog on tow.
Admittedly, they are mostly small, well-behaved doggies. We see few children or signs of them.
Our camp spot
