We're route planning for our next trip which is mostly on familiar ground between Valencia and Norfolk in England.
It's an exciting trip as we plan to arrive around the time our fifth grandchild is born.
We have a vets appointment booked for next week so that Digger gets his annual rabies shot and anything else he needs before entering the UK.
So all that's left is to finalise our route. Its not a great time of year to be travelling up through France and we expect that we will find water taps turned off where frost is a problem but we'll manage.
We're going to take a couple of weeks en-route using some coastal wildcamping for a few days to make the most of the sunshine before actually heading north.
Our first stop will be a campsite that we used last time on the way down at Huesca in northern Spain, we have to time it right as they only open at weekends at this time of year. From there we'll head around the Pyrenees (likely to be too icy and snowy to consider going over the top) and into the Aire at Hendaye Plage. Next is a short hop north to Mimizan Plage where we'll hang around a few days if the weather is kind.
There's a handy little village called Chaunay for our next stop where there is official paking in the centre, even has free electricity - or at least it did last time we were there a couple of years ago.
Next stop on our provisional list is Brezolles where we will have an appointment for Digger to receive the relevant meds to keep Customs happy.
Our last planned stop is Le Crotoy where we'll probably just stay one night before our prebooked crossing via Eurotunnel.
So that's it, all very changeable between now and then or even while we travel. Isn't that just the greatest thing about motorhoming?