seriously though take the Discovery (NOT the caravan) & drive along the French/Spanish borders crossing to and fro between France & Spain, some lovely views & great views.
There's a list of Cols in my gallery - I really should add to it.
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6th Jul 2013 5:38 pm
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take a copy of the v5 with you and carry your licence with you too - the random spot checks can get you - especially on frid and sat nights. The french plod have learnt that nicking people speeding through villages on A roads is a great money earner - even if the road is straight if you wazz through a village that is a 50 KPH limit at 5omph the tiresome ****s will pop out with their radar gun and whip €90 lunch money off you (usually by escorting you to the cashpoint) Ask me how I know....2006 TDV6 HSE Wrapped Matt Black STOLEN NOT RECOVERED
6th Jul 2013 6:06 pm
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seriously though take the Discovery (NOT the caravan) & drive along the French/Spanish borders crossing to and fro between France & Spain, some lovely views & great views.
There's a list of Cols in my gallery - I really should add to it.
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We are of to France again next Saturday. Towing with the Disco for the first time with our new trailer tent. Driven in France for years with no problems. I'm very firmly with the previous "will the Disco get us there" thread however, so driving in France doesn't bother me as long as my baby keeps going, and the suspension doesn't fail again.....enjoy your trip.....and the smooth roads.....
6th Jul 2013 7:36 pm
sean 471
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As in England the weather in France at the moment is excellent. If anybody fancies a beach holiday than the il de re takes some beating. Lots and lots of cycle tracks.
6th Jul 2013 8:04 pm
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I agree with what is said above, the weather in very very nice atm
I have just returned from a trip to the ardeche for 3 days canoeing and then down to mimosa for another 3/4 days of other watersports At times the tempreture reached 39*c
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We also did Florida a few years ago and I hated it! Like you said, not my idea of a holiday! 2009 Discovery 3 HSE - Gone
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7th Jul 2013 9:43 am
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we are also over from last week in July for 3 weeks, dordogne for a week then across to the Vendee for 2.
Hope then weather stays good, 25/26 and clear skys will do for me, dont need 30+ degrees
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8th Jul 2013 8:48 am
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PaulC555 wrote:
We are of to France again next Saturday. Towing with the Disco for the first time with our new trailer tent. Driven in France for years with no problems. I'm very firmly with the previous "will the Disco get us there" thread however, so driving in France doesn't bother me as long as my baby keeps going, and the suspension doesn't fail again.....enjoy your trip.....and the smooth roads.....
See....me and my big mouth. Driving up from Manchester today.....BONG.....suspension fault......Its official I give up. Thats been a service, four new tyres, new alternator, new height sensors on the rear, new compressor, and I still get Bonged at.........
8th Jul 2013 7:25 pm
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Russell's son wrote:
We also did Florida a few years ago and I hated it! Like you said, not my idea of a holiday!
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At times the tempreture reached 39*c 
