Made a start on the list for france.....

from what i've gathered from another site,ring adac and ask for an english speaker,
 
thanks, Ive had a quick look on google for them as i had never heard of them.
It seems they are German, have I got the right company?
It says on the website that they do not support a international home addresses and you have to phone them in Germany to take out cover if you are outside Germany.
Has anyone any experience of them and how to join?
Thanks

There are quite a few threads about ADAC on this site - have a search and a read :)

Regards

Chris
 
Getting closer!!

More things done off the list

the dog has got his passport today ready for June. (he's now sleeping off the trauma of having an injection, he was not impressed, bless)
Van has had new tyres and ive sorted my spare wheel.
Van insurance due in May so hoping to get a deal including breakdown cover then.
Just need to sort my tesco vouchers now and organize the tunnel

OMG, I can't believe I'm doing it!:scared:

Think I need to make another list to make sure my list is ok?:lol-053:

Lotty
 
Lots of lists!

We're making lists too! Chunnel is booked for 31st may, but sadly no Tesco vouchers. We have a vague plan of making our way down towards La Rochelle but if the weather is good, we may hang around the Loire for a while. We will be packing the hymer well in advance as we're moving house and the moving date could well be just before the holiday, and on top of that we've got a Barleydog recovering from a TPLO op on her leg. I'm sure everything will work out fine in the end though - gulp!:lol-061:
 
We're making lists too! Chunnel is booked for 31st may, but sadly no Tesco vouchers. We have a vague plan of making our way down towards La Rochelle but if the weather is good, we may hang around the Loire for a while. We will be packing the hymer well in advance as we're moving house and the moving date could well be just before the holiday, and on top of that we've got a Barleydog recovering from a TPLO op on her leg. I'm sure everything will work out fine in the end though - gulp!:lol-061:


I hope Barleydog feels better soon and I hope your house move goes to plan.
(We are in the middle of selling our house too, all going through solicitors at the moment so fingers crossed :scared:)
Have a great time :goodluck:
 
I'm sure you will have a great time Lotty, just relax and enjoy yourself, you will love the lack of traffic almost eveywhere.

We've just come back from a month over there. Wonderful. Didn't need to pay for a single night's stopover. Parked up in a town market square down in the Alps, amongst all the French mh'ers, for 2 weeks. No problems or hassle anytime. June will be busier obviously.

My o/h keeps an Excel list of things to take. She just updates and refines it each trip.

On your tomtom you can adjust the settings to remind you to drive on the right at the start of each journey. PM me if you need more details.

Have fun.
 
Fuel

Hi Lotty


We keep the fuel low for the crossing and fill up at a Hypermarket on the other side, Diesel is much cheaper there.

safe trip Snowbirds.:have fun::goodluck:






well, I've made a start today on my "Things to get for our France trip" list today.

Ordered my Aires book from vicarious books
got my high viz vests
got my warning triangle
got my beam deflectors
got my road atlas
bought a cheap little phrase book, (i'll give it a go as long as noone laughs at me, lol)

had a little look around at breakdown cover but didn't realise how expensive it was! My insurance is due in May so I thnk i'll see if I can get a deal with that on my renewal?

Still plenty to organsie but It's a start, makes it feel a little more real :scared:

:wave:
Lotty
x
 
French Alps

Dont know how far you are going to travel , but if you want to visit the French Alps there is a fantastic spot I use regular.
Its a huge carpark in Thollon , near Evian (the water place) .

Many people use it for free , if you want a hook up you can if you wish connect to the shop "sherpa" for a small fee.

The views are spectacular , one way looks to the mountains , the other overlooks Lake Geneva .

Many places to visit all within 30 mins , inc Montreaux, Evian, Yvoire, Chateau Chillion.

Locals in Thollon are very friendly and there are some lovely bars and resturants .

Phil

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I used to drive the truck through there on the way to St Gingoff (spelling) Swiss border!
Always looked nice!

Thats right its not far from there . Theres a fantastic Aqua Parc just over the Swiss Border in St Gingolf .
 
Dont know how far you are going to travel , but if you want to visit the French Alps there is a fantastic spot I use regular.
Its a huge carpark in Thollon , near Evian (the water place) .

Many people use it for free , if you want a hook up you can if you wish connect to the shop "sherpa" for a small fee.

The views are spectacular , one way looks to the mountains , the other overlooks Lake Geneva .

Many places to visit all within 30 mins , inc Montreaux, Evian, Yvoire, Chateau Chillion.

Locals in Thollon are very friendly and there are some lovely bars and resturants .

Phil

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Hi Phil

That is a great find. Thanks for the info.
 
Well it's nearly time for the off! Can't believe I'm doing it, I'm so scared its untrue but also looking forward to it.
One little list to do for food and clothes to pack and that should be it??
Wish me luck, this time next week I'll be in France!
Lotty
 
Best of luck, it's really exciting, don't forget those favourites that you can only get in the UK at a reasonable price, beans, marmite etc!!

Don't buy "Foreign" Shampoo, only to discover it's conditioner, as I did!! But that's part of the fun.

Enjoy everything, after all, some of the things that go not quite right, are the things of stories in the future!!
 
Oh Lotty I am sooooo excited for you:banana::banana: ....I am sure you will have a fantastic time, I will look forward to the photos when you get home.


Take Care

Jac xx
 
Well it's nearly time for the off! Can't believe I'm doing it, I'm so scared its untrue but also looking forward to it.
One little list to do for food and clothes to pack and that should be it??
Wish me luck, this time next week I'll be in France!
Lotty

Enjoy lotty, I'm sure you will.
 
I can almost feel the tension from here :wacko::wacko::wacko: Hope you have a super adventure:drive: and do let us all know how it was when you get back.

Were off on the 26th July for 5 weeks south central :banana::banana::banana:

Have fun and enjoy :scooter:
 
We won't be far behind you.

Don't forget to take some straight sausages or you won't be able to line them up x
 
well, I've made a start today on my "Things to get for our France trip" list today.

Ordered my Aires book from vicarious books
got my high viz vests
got my warning triangle
got my beam deflectors
got my road atlas
bought a cheap little phrase book, (i'll give it a go as long as noone laughs at me, lol)

had a little look around at breakdown cover but didn't realise how expensive it was! My insurance is due in May so I thnk i'll see if I can get a deal with that on my renewal?

Still plenty to organsie but It's a start, makes it feel a little more real :scared:

:wave:
Lotty
x


You will need a breatherliser kit too. As from 1st July it is compulsory to carry one in France. You can buy the cheap ones at Halfords for £5.99. You get 2 in a kit.
 
now remember to look out for me an the Kid, we are heading over sunday, dont know your plans but we are turning right from the ferry and heading south prob France, Portugal - spain - home :))


see you on the road :)))
 
bon voyage,bon chance et bon appetit!,and if that's not enough,have a bon bon,bonjour et bon nuit,see its all good over there !
 
Just remember that...

Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir is not a standard greeting in France :)
 

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