Corfu
was still just out in front but not so pretty without her lights. It
was still raining on and off.
We stopped at Runit at the end of the peninsular and after paying out 700 leke each (A$10) we wondered
around in the rain among the flooded ancient ruins. So amazed at
what they could achieve. An aqueduct and carriage way across the
Vivari Channel about 200 meters of channel. They abandoned a palace in 2AD
because of rising sea levels! Once the rain stopped we were able to
take some pictures.
Across
the channel on the private ferry at 10€ no he did not take local
currency.
We
survived the ferry crossing which was not quiet as terrifying as the one at Lake Titicaca then onto the Albania - Greek border.
There was
more interest in the vehicle (than us) leaving Albania and very
little interest in either entering Greece. Here at last!!
Arriving
at the first big town we were told that the vodafone shop would
reopen in an hour 6pm.
Too
late so we headed to the peninsular for a camp. Wounded up on top with
a cattle herder. He was happy for us to stay and proudly showed us
his two day old calf. We bade him good night as he left and settled
down in the saddle for the night over looking the town of
Igoumenitsa.
66km
66km