we stay there, so with that we promptly decided to see if we could change the plans and give ourselves an extra day between LA and San Francisco. We grabbed the laptop found a wifi coffee bar and called the Big Sur campsite to see if we could change our booking to a day later - result! Our first hurdle was over, we then spent a few frantic hours re-arranging everything and ended up having to change hotels in San Francisco. Everything was going to plan until we phoned the campsite at Yosemite and found that we couldn't move the booking and had to settle with 2 nights there instead of 3! We then had to get on the internet and find an alternative fast! We found a place called Twin Lakes, about a couple of hours drive from Yosemite, we didn't know anything about the area but guessed it would be OK. I phoned them and the lady said 'oh yes we have one motel room available for the nights you require' - phew!!! I booked it for Sue and Eddie and then was told that the campsite was on a first come first served basis

but it had never sold out in over 2 years so we should be OK for a pitch! Wow that was it, everything was sorted and travel plans changed, we really hoped that no-body minded but guessed they wouldn't when they realised that they would have a huge long drive the day after they had just spent 10 hours on a plane!

After this marathon changing plans session we headed back into the car as we wanted to go back to the campsite to chill and try and read up on Twin Lakes and Mono Village. En-route back to the car we stumbled across a farmers market which was opening on the main street. The smell of the mostly organic fruit and vegetables were great and the samples on offer were just superb! We bought a few bits and bobs and were pleased by the fact that we would be here this time next week and could experience it again only this time with the Ditchfield Clan! Another chilled night was spent with some