For those that have been wondering our camping setup, here is the basic tent arrangement. Thin air/foam pads under the sleeping bags make all the difference.
From slightly further back. Yes, Peter can stretch out all the way inside.
Each campground had a slightly different version, but here is the bathroom/shower area at this last place in Devon. Notice the ocean view.
Our two small towels, which held up admirably for the whole trip.
The whole of our camping gear: (L to R) tent with poles, stakes, and rain fly; pads; sleeping bags and liners.
The Bronze Age boundary stones.
This interesting two-dimensional "tree" grows just behind the stones.
The stones run for about fifty yards...
A closeup of the roots, which wrap around the stone.
...and most of the stones are about three feet tall (above ground). Peter ponders their significance.
It reminded us of the yew trees growing around the church door in Stow.
Beatrice in all her glory, complete with beautiful car model lady.
Here's Peter touching the hedge...
This gives some idea of how narrow the roads got in Devon! We were very glad not to meet many other cars.
...and Adina touching the other side.
We made it safely to Salcombe, yet another adorable seaside village.
Looking up at the colorful houses from the water.
Adina enjoying a bit of Peter's breakfast.
Finally in Newbury, we set about unloading the car and getting everything back into its proper bag for the first time since Manchester.
For instance, here is the trunk prior to our reorganizing. But trust us, we had a system.