Mook, Germany

The mug says it all...

20th-21st June We discovered a problem with our leisure battery so needed to find a replacement. The farmer’s wife and landlady gave us directions to a town called Groesbeek – the caravan centre couldn’t help us so we explored the town instead – buying cheese in the local shop after much free tasting. We headed through a town called Mook, that had formed part of the Liberation Route of Europe during the Second World War, as a means to finding somewhere to stay – the first site we found was expensive and not particularly nice so we drove on and circled a large lake finding a campsite on the far side adjacent to the marina. We booked in for the weekend, cycling to the lake and around it in pretty bad weather, so spent Sunday preparing the next leg of the route – Germany.