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Tonight, we cooked the Greek greens, I barbequed sausages from Crete, and a Greek bread that is so dense that you almost need two hands to hold a half slice, and Greek wine from a Greek plastic bottle. Our dinner was really wonderful, even if we found some of those green leaves growing under our van tonight. Well, last night we took time to wash a couple of loads of laundry and hang them overnight, and this morning we did our sheets. It was a wonderful day with the sun shining bright and warm. Our campground is just across the street from the Gulf of Argolikos in the Myrtoo (Mirto) Sea, so we grabbed our lawn chairs, put on our summer clothes (shorts and t-shirt) and packed a snack and spent the afternoon on the beach. Louise spent most of her time wondering the beach looking for shells and anything that is “pretty”, while I just settled back and soaked in the sun. We also have a “resident dog” that has adopted us. He is a large German Shepard with a huge bark and loves to chase sticks. The only thing is, once he gets the stick, he keeps it. He finds a place to place the stick and then digs like crazy throwing sand and beach gravel everywhere trying to cover that stick. For some reason, the stick never gets buried and he goes ballistic over it. Overall, a good dog. He will take a treat from you, but he won’t pester you for it. This campground is the best we have had for some time. It is very modern and well maintained. I would guess that the spring to fall season here is booming. There are a number of caravans here now from Germany, but I would guess that they are here year around.