FR16 - Day 5

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Today we had a lazy day, or at least start to the day.  Late breakfast and a walk for Reggie to do his ablutions.

Today we stayed local again. Going into St  Valéry for a walk about and down to the railway station on the harbour to watch the train leave.

The train is a heritage line and runs from Le Crotoy to St Valéry almost all year and in the summer there is an extension to Cayeux.

We were lucky enough to arrive in time see it leave at 1430.

After we watched it fill up and leave there was time to have a barquette of frites between us.

Once again we ate in for the evening meal.

One man and his dog
One woman and her dog
Selfie

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