Here we are in the Camping-Car Park (CCP) aire at Lussac. It's a change of overnight location. The aire we aimed for looked terrible. It was at the side of a huge industrial zone and next to a school. Libourne aire access was through the front of the school where the buses pick up the kids!
As we came around we could see the entrance was blocked and workmen doing something with the barrier. We both decided "nah" and I drove up the road to check the CCP app.
We decided on Lussac. It's right in the middle of the vineyards that make up the St Émilion wine area. It's a little bit further away from Cavignac and the vet's in the morning, but as long as we are away nice and early it shouldn't be a problem.

Suki on Pitch 1
Once again we struck out at Picard for Reggie's Dogador raw food. So as the tinned food seems to be affecting his belly and increasing the quantity of his wind problems, we bought beef mince. The pack when mixed with biscuit and sliced carrot should keep him.going until the next supermarket stop.
Today all we have done is drive up from Mimizan, after a look at the beach, to Libourne. I did stop to fill the diesel tank again. This time at an Intermarche. We had only used a quarter of a tank since the last fill-up in Spain. But it was €1.739, the cheapest since we came into France. Including the hassles in Bayonne's traffic jams it was the best tank for ages at 34.5mpg. 😀
On the way up we crossed the Garonne and then the Dordogne rivers. Both wide this close to the Atlantic. Claire took a couple of photos.

The Garonne

New driverless motorhome

The Dordogne
We arrived in the CCP around 3.30pm. It's a nice site that is supposed to house upto 16 vans. The layout poster is right by the entrance. Three where we are and another ten fanned around overlooking the vineyards. But. The three vans here are parked long way on taking up most of the ten spaces. Should be fun if other vans arrive.
We had a walk. The site is quite rare as they also provide a loo. Well, one for hommes and another for dames. Save any #2 in the van!!! It also has the best free WiFi of any of the CCP sites we have stayed at so far.
Lussac is not far but Reggie not keen. Took some pics before it got dark and the rain came. There is a signed dog walk area that he liked better!!
Dinner tonight is Toulouse sausages cooked in the pans from Go Outdoors and tinned peas and potatoes. Of course. Beer.... The sausages are really nice. Firm and all meat.

Toulouse Sausages
Tonight we have found the EHU tripping the RCD in the post outside when we have had the kettle plus other things on at once. The solution is to shift the heating and water heating to gas. It's tripped twice so far. Of course we could try to draw less than the 6amps it provides.
It's going to be 3 °C overnight if we are lucky and we will need some heat. I don't like having gas on all night, so we need the leccy to run on low all night or at least when it gets very cold.
Tomorrow? Firstly the vet for Reggie's worm pill and the completion of the AHC to get him back into the UK. And then a slow run up the N10 to Poitiers and the overnight campsite. I'd like to see if we can find the truck stop where Neill and I stopped at on the way down in September on the way to Aragón... maybe lunch again?
The site for tomorrow night is Le Futuriste. It's near to Futuroscope and not far off the N10. Hopefully it won't be muddy as some of the reviews on Tripadvisor claim.
Reggie sleeps through all this activity.