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    • Jour 12

      Regen, Regen, Regen☔ ☔ und Aua

      26 mars 2023, France ⋅ ⛅ 12 °C

      Unser letzter Tag hier an der Loir. Wir schwingen uns noch einmal auf die Fahrräder und machen uns auf zu einer weiteren Chateau-Jagd. Heute Abend haben wir dann ausge(schlösser)t. Es wird Zeit, sich anderen Dingen zuzuwenden. Und dann passierte, was nicht passieren darf. Der Himmel öffnete sich und die restlichen 30 km fuhren wir durch strömenden Regen. Naß bis auf die Haut, verunglückte Irene und brach sich den kleinen Finger. In einem nahegelegenen Krankenhaus konnte ihr geholfen werden. Das nennen wir "Glück im Unglück"🤭🥴🤔😟😊👍En savoir plus

    • Jour 124

      18.01-25.01 Day 124-131 . . Not France

      18 janvier 2023, France ⋅ ⛅ 1 °C

      18.01 124. Up at before 6am and out the door just before 7am - still completely dar here in France. Straight onto the N10 and then A10 northbound generally Dieppe bound, our first time trying the ferry. The weather was fab until just outside Rouen when it started to snow. By the time we hit Dieppe it was absolutely lashing down with rain. We were early and so sat at the port for what seemed like hours - well2.5hrs anyway before boarding. A four hour crossing, thankfully not rough and then we arrived in Newhaven at 2145hrs. Off and straight up the road to East Grinstead to Tre’s parents house. Inside, heating put on and straight to bed - we have some busy days ahead.

      19.01 125. Up at 7am to be clearing ice from Roxvanne and also our Kia on the driveway. Both to Haywards Heath in Rox and the Kia. We dropped the Kia at the garage for the clutch to be replaced. Both then back to East Grinstead to go to estate agent then some shops for food and cleaning supplies. Home to Tre’s parents house. Tre made calls to pension companies while I sorted issues with IONOS. At lunch we took delivery of the skip. Start clearing garage but within an hour got a call to go collect the Kia which was finished. Both in Rox to Haywards Heath to collect the Kia. Then to Sainsburys for cardboard boxes for packing. Tre drives home to East Grinstead in Rox while I have to go back to garage to get the locking wheel nut for the Kia which hadn’t been replaced and then to Jewson’s for plastic sheets. I then finally drive back to East Grinstead - nearly out of fuel on route so detour for fuel. Home to Tre and start garage clear. 5.30pm finish and in for food. Shower and bed as up early to take Roxvanne for a service in morning.

      20.01 126. Up at 7.30am to drop Rox to Warren for service. Walk home to Tre’s parents and continue sorting garage and house which continued all day. I shot out to get boxes from Robert Dyas. Warren at garage called to say Rox has an oil leak at turbo and needs new pipe - which means not ready now until Tuesday. So new plans re dropping car to mum and dads needed and devised - now go Sunday and get train home Monday . . . . From Birmingham. For dinner we went to see Munch in Tonridge for a KFC and ice cream parlour visit for pudding. Back home to bed.

      21.01 127. Continued sorting the garage and house all day. Booked Easistore for some bits to store on Tuesday - bits we want from the garage sort. Working our plans around Roxvanne still being fixed and how to get to see everyone.

      22.01 128. Up at 7.30am Load tour old TV into the Kia and drive to East Grinstead tip for opening at 9am. Drop TV and then to Haywards Heath to meet eldest Daniel for breakfast at 10am in the Orange Square. Caught up on loads of news including 204 Chanctonbury Road has been sold and the kids don’t live there anymore! Left Daniel at midday and drove to Mum and Dad’s in the Kia to give them the Kia. New plan involves no Roxvanne to drive home from Mum & Dad’s - we gonna use the train, as Rox still being fixed. Arrived about 5pm and took Dad out for a spin to get used to Kia. Back to Mum and Dad’s. Dinner and chatted until bed at 10pm - we’ve got another long day tomorrow.

      23.01 129. Up at 7.30am. Try sort dDads bank account online - painful. Breakfast. Drove by Mum & Dad to Bloxwich North rail station. Took train to Birmingham Internation. Our intended first connection train was cancelled. An hour later finally took train to Euston. From Euston took tube to Victoria. At Victoria board displays all East Grinstead trains are cancelled due to a landslide. Decided to take train to three bridges as closest alternative. From Three Bridges a taxi to East Grinstead. Once indoors we had some pasta and watched Vera on iPad. Bed.

      24.01 130. Up at 7am to get a taxi which collects at 8.15am to Easistore in order to collect a van and take out (hire) a unit. Drive to the van to East Grinstead to load van of Garage keeps. Then drive to Easistore and unload van into store. Same taxi driver called to drive us to East Grinstead. Lunch. All completed at the house and garage we have iPad for hour and snooze for hour. Call and find Rox fixed so walk to garage to collect Rox. Drive home shower and then into East Grinstead town centre to meet Mary & Paul and all have a curry at Monsoon. Im given lovely birthday presents and we have Pinau to give to Mary & Paul. Drive home at 11pm and straight to bed as up early . . . . again!!

      25.01 131. Up at 6.30am and drive in Rox to Newhaven Ferry Port having dropped bottle of coins at British Heart Foundation. Sat at Newhaven doing Penguin notes and then realised I’m on a wifi that I’d not requested. Checked to see what wifi connection and on GOV Wifi as per Manston. UK Gov will be after me 😂😳
      While on the ferry crossing Kate (Estate Agent) emailed to ensure 31st March for Compromis de Vente was ok. Forward to Christophe our UK Notaire.
      Hit Dieppe at 4pm and were very first vehicle off the boat - result.
      Problem with van when hit Rouen - warning lights on. Call to Warren who to his credit answered and gave advice despite the time!!
      A few hours into drive Tre said she could drive some of the journey and more than an hour. After driving just over the hour and the discussion about driving an extended period she said maybe we should stop as ‘she couldn’t really see very well in the dark’ . . . . we stopped at the very next services - which couldn’t come fast enough 🙄😳😬
      Got home to Chaignepain at 2330hrs France time so 15rs door to door.
      On walking through the door Tre received an email to say grant of probate had been received - Perfect timing!
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    • Jour 3

      Chateau de Saint Paterne

      26 août 2023, France ⋅ ☁️ 18 °C

      We're staying at the Chateau de Saint Paterne located in the Perche region of France. The chateau was built in the 15th century. No, we don't have the entire chateau to ourselves --- just one room, The Madame Suite. I guess it's appropriate that I'm staying here but maybe Dan should find other accommodations.En savoir plus

    • Jour 12–19

      Der erste Regentag

      14 juin, France ⋅ ⛅ 13 °C

      Die letzte Nacht verbrachten wir in einer vorzüglichen Herberge....bei der heutigen Unterkunft muss man leider vom Gegenteil sprechen. Nun...wir haben ein Dach über dem Kopf, das hoffentlich nicht durchlässig ist und ein Bett, das uns wahrscheinlich warm hält!
      Als wir heute Morgen unser gemütliches Nachtlager verliessen, sah es noch so aus, als würde uns die Sonne auch heute nicht im Stich lassen! Dem war aber leider nicht so....😫 So gegen 10Uhr fing es mit etwas Sprühregen an,.... am Nachmittag wechselte das Wetter dann auf zeitweise heftige Niederschläge. So kam der Schirm von Roland und mein von mir geschätzter Poncho zum ersten Mal zum Einsatz! Das war nicht schlecht, aber den Mengen von Wasser hielten sie nicht wirklich stand! So entschlossen wir uns, schon gut durchnässt, in einem Bushäuschen auf besseres Wetter zu warten. Es dauerte nicht lange bis ein Auto vorfuhr und ein Mann sich zu uns gesellte. Er wollte sich an der Bushaltestelle, es gab dort ein Regal mit "Bücher gratis zum mitnehmen" einige Werke aussuchen. Diese Gelegenheit nutze ich um ihn zu fragen, ob er uns allenfalls ein ein Stück in seinem Auto mitnehmen würde. Es sagte sofort ja, und fuhr uns direkt vor unsere heutige Herberge!
      VIVE LA FRANCE
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    • Jour 16

      Day 16: Troyes to Alencon

      27 septembre 2023, France ⋅ 🌙 19 °C

      We headed off to our next stop, Alencon, with a small detour to the town of Chatres to see Our Lady of Chartres Cathedral...a magnifent building dating back to 1194; we could see it rising from the surrounding fields from miles away. Matt did an awesome job navigating the medieval alleyways that they call streets - he deserves a medal. We left the Champagne vineyards behind yesterday and today we drove past mile after mile of potato crops as well as huge piles of spuds drying in the paddocks. Matt tested out his overtaking skills, passing many tractors and harvesters. Once again Google maps had us driving through tiny villages, cobbled alleyways and one way lanes before we arrived in Alencon. 50m from our room was an enormous Cathedral which was shut (sorry Matt) so we took a walk to the Château des Ducs d'Alençon. Built in the 9th century this castle was taken by William the Conquer, Henry I and Louis VI. More recently, it was used by the Gestapo between 1940 and 1945. It is now an open freespace with a playground - a very tasteful repurposing for the public. A quick pint and dinner at a brewpub - with a great view - and it was home to plan tomorrow's trip to Mont St Michel...a place we have both wanted to visit for a very long time.En savoir plus

    • Jour 4

      Le Mans - neue Batterie

      21 mai, France ⋅ ☁️ 16 °C

      Der Töff braucht eine neue Batterie. BMW Boxer Passion hat keine, er schickt mich zum Batterieladen 2km weiter. Dieser hat auch keine, kommt aber mit mir zu seinem Nachbarn hinüber. Der Quad-Händler nebenan hat tatsächlich eine neue Batterie für mich. In seiner Mittagspause ersetzt er die alte und macht sich auf Fehlersuche. Voilà, die Diodenplatte ist nicht perfekt.
      Jetzt telefoniert er in der Weltgeschichte herum. Dann teilt er mit, dass ich bei Mekaflat weitere Hilfe erhalten werde. Der ist aber 125 km weiter weg, in Loches, südlich des Loiretals.
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    • Jour 18

      Rückreise über Le Mans

      23 juin 2022, France ⋅ ☁️ 20 °C

      Nach wundervollen Tagen auf der Ile haben wir uns mit Pineau des Charentes eingedeckt, der in Deutschland kaum bekannt ist. Es ist eine Mischung von Traubenmost und Eau de vie de Cognac und ein toller Apéro. Dann haben wir uns einen wunderbaren kleinen, liebevoll gepflegten Camping (Camping Neuville) bei Le Mans ausgesucht und von dort ging es wieder zum Etappenplatz und ohne Berührung von Paris via Belgien nach Hause.En savoir plus

    • Jour 15

      Carcassone Languedoc France Sat 16 Sep

      16 septembre 2023, France ⋅ ☁️ 25 °C

      We drove to our B & B like apartments in Carcassone which is in the Languedoc French region arriving around 4pm. There was one for us and another for Richard and Karen about 200 metres walk to the Castle. Walked to the medieval citadel (La Cite) and looked around including walking on some of the inner wall and visiting the Basilique Saint Nazareth which is a 12 century gothic church. We had dinner at a restaurant in La Cite. Then back to the apartments in Carcassone for shower and bed.En savoir plus

    • Jour 55

      Nogent-sur-Seine to Alençon

      19 août 2022, France ⋅ 🌧 19 °C

      300km today, racking up the miles to reach Cherbourg on Sunday and get the ferry home. We left our beautiful little apartment after some coffee (of course) and set out with bums of steel to crack through some miles and it wasn’t so bad.

      Our first stop was a beautiful little French village for a coffee next to the towns Mairie. The waiter was very sweet and it was lovely to watch the locals enjoy their mornings together in the sunshine. Their were young kids running around and playing whilst parents and friends watched on as they drank their coffees.

      Next stop was a small green next to a church in a nearby hamlet, to have some lunch and rest amongst the trees. We’re really starting to get into this French way of life and relax enough to decompress and gather some energy.

      Our final stop for the day was the centre of Alençon and what a night we were in store for! The apartment was astonishing, located right next to the cathedral, with huge windows overlooking the high street. Our host was the owner of a fantastic restaurant, Chez Fano, where he was able to squeeze us in. Our food was incredible! We were very lucky ladies. With just a couple of nights left, we then went in search of a few drinks, which is when we met Elvis and Christophe who took us to Le Toucan, a new bar full of locals where the barman drinks as much as the clientele. We played darts, met some wonderful characters, drank quite a lot and danced our way home in the quiet cobbled streets of Alençon.

      HIGHLIGHT - Alençon, the wonderful locals, the apartment, Chez Fano, coffee in the beautiful village, dozing under the trees
      LOW POINT - none
      ROADS - I can’t remember
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    • Jour 3

      Le Mans

      2 février, France ⋅ ☁️ 9 °C

      In NRW und Belgien hatten wir schon gesehen, wie mit Traktoren die Auf- und Abfahrten von Autobahnen gesperrt wurden. Nach Paris erleben wir heute die Sperrung eines sehr langen Autobahnabschnitts. Trotzdem reicht die Zeit nach der Ankunft in Le Mans, um auf Wunsch von Ilja ins Musée 24H zu gehen. Abends fahren wir auf einen Stellplatz in die Stadt.En savoir plus

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