Past all our expectations (1 Viewer)

[Mack100]

We are now coming to the end of our first proper holiday in France in the motorhome.
It's been a brilliant 2 weeks, the only rain was on our way back up to Normandy. It's been mixed in places we've stayed, aires, campsites and staying with friends.

Currently on a lovely aire at Forges Les Eaux, just a few of us here, lovely town, EHU great walks and all for 6€ 77c a night. Also has a great English speaking vet ( for hound, not me!).
Just don't tell anyone else about it!

 

[Munchie]

We know it he he and use it when travelling North!!!

 

[PP Bear]

Sounds brilliant and well jealous

 

[davidbaldam]

Glad you liked Motor homing in France, it great to visit a country that really likes and appreciates us and such a joy to drive and park whenever you what within reason.

 

[ojibway]

Glad you liked Motor homing in France, it great to visit a country that really likes and appreciates us and such a joy to drive and park whenever you what within reason.

We agree!
It is so nice driving in France and such a drudge when you get back home!

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[Mack100]

We met a nice couple on the aire and they told us about their month spent at Marjal Camping in Spain. We are now going to investigate this for next January.

I've created a new thread about out stowaway

 

[Stroppy Bird]

Forges les Eaux is one of my bookmarked aires for our trip in a couple of weeks.

May I ask - what breed is your dog (the one in your avatar)?

 

[Mack100]

Forges les Eaux is one of my bookmarked aires for our trip in a couple of weeks.

May I ask - what breed is your dog (the one in your avatar)?

Miniature Schnauzer, although he is the maximum size for one.
I'm sure you'll enjoy the aire, the town is very nice and there are some good walks if you stay for 48 hours.
It certainly wont be as busy as the seen in the aerial image I looked at 2 days ago, absolutely crammed in like sardines.
I seem to recall that there was a notice saying they turn off water some time in October, might be worth checking.

 

[Stroppy Bird]

Miniature Schnauzer, although he is the maximum size for one.
I'm sure you'll enjoy the aire, the town is very nice and there are some good walks if you stay for 48 hours.
It certainly wont be as busy as the seen in the aerial image I looked at 2 days ago, absolutely crammed in like sardines.
I seem to recall that there was a notice saying they turn off water some time in October, might be worth checking.

Ahhh - I thought he was. We've been looking at getting a dog and mini Schnauzer is pretty much at the top of our list - the main criteria being which breed that we like would be most suited to the size of our panel van conversion.

I think that it's round about 15th October that the water is switched off and we would be there before then.

I can't wait to get there. This will be our second proper trip to France - I love it over there with the van. This week I have finally got around to fitting the gasit, reversing camera and bike rack in anticipation of our trip.

 

[Mack100]

The mini schnauzer is a lovely dog but don't be surprised if it forms a strong attachment to one family member.
Our Archie is deeply in love with my wife and follows her around like he's attached to her left foot.

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