French Passion (1 Viewer)

[Poursay]

Having enjoyed many years travelling in France ( and having a second home there for a number of years ), I have decided, following Macron's outburst, not to renew French Passion, nor spend my money in France.
I will spend in England and Macron and his EU cronies will have to do without at least my money

 

[ambulancekidd]

I'm inclined to agree, the words used against Britain by Macron are designed to scare & bully us.

 

[EX51SSS]

I'll go along with that. Not going this year at least. We're more valuable than that fool

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[Allanm]

I'm inclined to agree, the words used against Britain by Macron are designed to scare & bully us.

What did he say to “ scare and bully” the UK.

I just read about his speech and I didn’t see anything to get upset about.

 

[chaser]

Having enjoyed many years travelling in France ( and having a second home there for a number of years ), I have decided, following Macron's outburst, not to renew French Passion, nor spend my money in France.
I will spend in England and Macron and his EU cronies will have to do without at least my money

your loss though int it, all those free sites from people who couldnt care less where you come from as opposed to uk sites in towns that dont want you there but quite happy to charge £30 a night for the privalige

 

[Onemanandhisdog]

Go round them and take the ferry to Spain.

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[Chockswahay]

@chaser has said it for me

 

[keithchesterfield2]

I'm getting too old to worry what Politicians say and do, at home or abroad, and with a bit of luck and decent health I will be sat on the Aires and France Passion sites this year in the knowledge that there will be fewer British Motorhome spoiling my view.
You stay in the UK and leave more room for me to spread out.
I didn't like Sarkozy either but it didn't stop me going to France.......

 

[tuscancouple]

I'm getting too old to worry what Politicians say and do, at home or abroad, and with a bit of luck and decent health I will be sat on the Aires and France Passion sites this year in the knowledge that there will be fewer British Motorhome spoiling my view.
You stay in the UK and leave more room for me to spread out.
I didn't like Sarkozy either but it didn't stop me going to France.......

It's called cutting your nose off to spite your face! Forget the politicians as there will new ones along soon enough. Enjoy France!

Mick

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[Phill D]

The French people are not Macron, same as the we British are not May or Corbin.

Macron is trying hard to deflect his unpopularity and distract from his own political dilemmas.

He wont deter me from visiting France or any of Europe. I personally dont see this as a point of principle worth cutting my own nose off.

but we are all entitled to spend our hard earned where we chose and withdraw our support when we choose.

 

[Ridgeway]

It's nice to see some people standing up for themselves and voting with their feet, it also leaves more pitches and aires free for the rest of us

 

[suavecarve]

Good reason to go I reckon. Lovely country lovely people and it is basically free.
Macron is despised more by his people than the average Brexit voter !
I don't intend to spend any money in france from end of april to middle of july (ok i will go into a couple of campsites) either unless it is on wine and food. I have bought France Passion to assist me with this quest. Provence looks the same whether Macron is A knob or not.

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[MisterB]

I agree, bloody johnny foreigners !! I will NEVER go to France again !!!!



Until the 21st March that is .....

 

[Just smiffy]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again and again, WHY anyone wants to go to France is beyond me.....









(More room for me then)...

 

[LesW]

You can always tour England for a couple of months

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[Dorwyn]

I first Europe in the late 50s, as a passenger in my parents car, a 1959 Ford Anglia - the one with the reverse angled window. It was a brave and sparkling yellow and white. We'll show the Johnny foreigner our the quality of our English, err, American-ish cars. The passenger door had to be tied in to stop it flying open. It only had 4 speeds, and one of them went missing. The brakes went on a mountain pass. It was rubbish (the car) . But we loved it. Europe, that is. It was so vibrant. So different. It lived for the moment. So that magic has remained for me. I've been back many times. Later on I went with my new girl friend, later, wife. In my brand new red Austin-Healey Sprite. The brakes went on a Swiss mountain pass. It and I just survived. I took my own kids later on in a brand new Austin Allegro - the one with the square steering wheel. The suspension collapsed every 3,000 miles, and since we did 3,000 miles ... and of course, the brakes went , etc. It too was rubbish.

I missed out the European trips I did with my Velocette Viper. You had to throw all your weight on to the the kick starter, you'd crash down on the seat, and the kick starter would fail mid-way, or kick back. It's amazing I had any children. A wonderful example of Britlish engineering.

We now have no Truly British mass production cars. I wonder why. Still, let's make Britain great again.

I think this may be a bump.