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4 years in the making. Like a kid again with excitement.
4 years in the making. Like a kid again with excitement.
First French trip, best location weather wise in September?
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So just pitched up. Got down to Chalons-en-Champagne. Toll roads brilliant with next to no traffic. No idea what it's cost yet (using toll tag). Euro tunnel was fab, easy and very well organised. Current site not very nice but only here for a few hours and will be gone early tomorrow.
First aire stop.
Current site (not recommended).
First aire stop.
Current site (not recommended).
@True Romance
Could be worse. Currently parked up on an airport industrial site at Montpellier waiting for the Chief Advisors flight from Gatwick to arrive. She has just text me to say her flight is 2 hrs delayed and possibly more !!
Plus I've just noticed whose car park I'm in...another b@%#t courier
You're in a nice part of the world, enjoy
Could be worse. Currently parked up on an airport industrial site at Montpellier waiting for the Chief Advisors flight from Gatwick to arrive. She has just text me to say her flight is 2 hrs delayed and possibly more !!
Plus I've just noticed whose car park I'm in...another b@%#t courier
You're in a nice part of the world, enjoy
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Least it's sunny . Where you heading next then?
Sete for a night or two then up to Albi, then Limoges area and onwards where the wind blows us.....
Anncey, OMG. Youtube made it look great but its even better in real life. Breathtaking senary. Nice site were on but they are cramming them in.
Swim in the lake with Dolby dog.
Know I'm gushing but this place is awesome!
Know I'm gushing but this place is awesome!
Nice
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Pics are great, but see what you mean about crammed in - that's not exactly C&CC regulation six meter spacing is it?!
PS not at all jealous by the way...
Not sure which side of the lake your camping at, but Talloise on the east side is worth a day out if you haven't visited it.
Also avoid Annecy old town on a Friday unless you like expensive markets and claustrophobia
It was exactly the same at the site we stayed in during early August. But the place is incredible!
Little bit of rain this early this morning here in Anncey but another stunning walk with the dog.
On a side note this sign is just outside the campsite site. Do you see a dog or a rat?
On a side note this sign is just outside the campsite site. Do you see a dog or a rat?
35 degrees by day and 20-22 by night
Old Town anccey
Glad I brought my chute. The multicoloured one is me.
Not really, my legs went just taking the photos
Not really, my legs went just taking the photos
Moved on to the Drome region. Found what looks like a great site. However big storms due tonight. Staff member just been round and told us to go to the bar if we get flooded! Wish us luck!
River would have been absolutely brilliant but now a dirty mess due to heavy rain they've had over the last few days.
River would have been absolutely brilliant but now a dirty mess due to heavy rain they've had over the last few days.
Well that was an eventful night, thunder and lightning like I've never seen before and we've been all over the world. Rain all night but not biblically. So a day of drying everything out and 5 days of perfect weather forecast.
Normal weather resumes.
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Gervanne Camping Vercors Drôme
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If any of you end up in the Dordogne, I strongly recommend this place - campingmaisonneuve.com It has the views, great facilities, a small village close by (with the best boulangerie/ patisserie in the area), lots of castles, canoeing etc all on the doorstep. it also has a small river running through it which drops into a natural swimmable lagoon within the site’s boundary.
