But we woke before dawn, which is a reasonably simple thing to do as it's dawn around half past seven, If it hadn't been for the hint of fog and the stillness of the sunrise we may even have felt cheated by the early rising. With so little left to do, the morning was sort of frittered away sorting photos and updating blogs, and Jacques suggested that we do dinner instead of lunch, as the restaurant would be a bit quieter then.
He was smiling as he spoke. It's been a two year labour of love getting it together and he's somewhere between terribly pleased and just plain terrified that in these early stages of the teething troubles that the crowds can bring.
So we did, and it was splendid, although much to his chagrin or is that big grin, not much less busy than earlier in the day.
Our bags are packed, we're ready to go.
Now we just have to work out how to sleep till a reasonable hour tomorrow
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