The museum of exotic sculptures

We left our park up In Besalú at 9:45am after a good nights sleep. Our first stop today was a Motorhome repairers just 500 meters away.
We’ve always had a small water leak on Wanda and we know it is coming from the pressure relief valve of the main water tank. The problem is it’s always been worse when we’ve been up at altitude and then seems to get better as the trip goes on. We’ve never known any different and the pump has always kicked in and out.
Now however the dripping seems more and more constant and as water has gone up since last year it seemed better to try and source a new valve.
I’d found this Motorhome repairers online and didn’t think for one minute they would be able to help us.
How wrong I was. Not only did they have only one of the pressure relief valves they also fitted it. I managed to have 2 conversations in Spanish albeit quite limited but I did explain I had a problem with the pump and the valve. Both new words for me and they understood me. I was pleased with myself.
Now the pump doesn’t constantly kick in and out. The whole system holds pressure and even the taps and toilet work better, and we’re not dripping water anymore.
From the Motorhome repairers we had a short drive to our first destination. A weird little wonder I had found on Atlas Obscurer
called the museum of exotic sculptures. It is basically one man’s life’s work of sculptures based around penises and vaginas. It is most bizarre and although we initially went there for abit of a laugh and for something to do as we were passing but for €4 each it was a fascinating place. Yes he does have an over obsession with cocks and Fanny’s but some of the sculptures are undeniably amazing if somewhat creepy at times. The ones that aren’t sexual are really amazing.Les mer