Lenny's off again Germany, then wherever (2 Viewers)

[Lenny HB]

One thing I've noticed in France this year is in some towns where they have reintroduced give way to the right they now have stop signs & lines on the main road. So if you are travelling on the main road you you have to stop at each side road, much safer.

 

[Lenny HB]

Also both German & France used to be the European leaders in recycling. Both have almost given up in the areas we were in, only bottle banks and occasionally paper recycling.
To some extend I can understand Germany where have deposits on nearly all cans & plastic bottles.

 

[Riverbankannie]

Thanks for taking us along on your trip.

 

[rolosroller]

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[Lenny HB]

Not no more it ain't.

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[Jo662]

Enjoyed following your adventure Lenny HB
Thank you for sharing it was us as always.

 

[Just smiffy]

Welcome back Lenny, don’t despair you’ll have me visiting on Tuesday…

 

[Lenny HB]

Welcome back Lenny, don’t despair you’ll have me visiting on Tuesday…

HELP,

 

[WESTY66]

One thing I've noticed in France this year is in some towns where they have reintroduced give way to the right they now have stop signs & lines on the main road. So if you are travelling on the main road you you have to stop at each side road, much safer.

It’s about bloody time the EU club got its a##e in gear and harmonised the traffic regulations, god knows they’ve had enough time to do it

 

[Lenny HB]

It’s about bloody time the EU club got its a##e in gear and harmonised the traffic regulations, god knows they’ve had enough time to do it

The UK is one of the few counties that does not have give way the right. Nearly every country in Europe have it, just more relevant in France. Even North America has it.

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[WESTY66]

The UK is one of the few counties that does not have give way the right. Nearly every country in Europe have it, just more relevant in France. Even North America has it.

Only come across it once in Holland and France! Never come across it in Germany Austria Switzerland or Slovenia!

 

[Lenny HB]

Only come across it once in Holland and France! Never come across it in Germany Austria Switzerland or Slovenia!

Try taking your blindfold off when driving.
Have you not noticed this sign when driving into German towns.

That means you have proirty, the same sign with a black line though it means you don't have proirty and have to give way to the right. Also quite often it's give way to the right if there is no sign.

 

[WESTY66]

Try taking your blindfold off when driving.
Have you not noticed this sign when driving into German towns.
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That means you have proirty, the same sign with a black line though it means you don't have proirty and have to give way to the right. Also quite often it's give way to the right if there is no sign.

Well I haven’t hit owt yet

I mean c’mon dad, how ‘kin stupid is it to stop the main flow of traffic to let a side street out

 

[Grianan]

Enjoyed this thread - thanks for posting.

 

[rod_vw]

Thank you Lenny HB for a wonderful journey through Europe. You seem to have an uncanny art of finding superb Aires.

If only I had time to make up a 'Lenny's List' on my S4S account from your places it would give us some superb choices when we are over there.

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[pagey]

porky aka pagey here great blog lenny hope to meet you again on the next one

 

[gus-lopez]

Safe journey home Lenny & Mi.
Thanks for posting.

 

[AG 2602]

Enjoyed following your trip Lenny.
Thanks for taking the time to post

 

[PxJ]

Another fantastic trip, (for us following), amazing picture, brilliant information & thank you for taking the time to share as I can imagine it takes quite an amount of your valuable time to do these post, many thanks

 

[125BEER]

Many thanks chap....

Cheers

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[f6c]

I've followed your journey with great interest. Thank you.

 

[TinaLes]

Me Too! The shadows in some your pictures got longer as time marched on, so it must be time be to be heading home, until next time.
Thanks Lenny & Mi
LES & TinaL

 

[Garfields]

That Speyer place has deffo gone on my list to visit. 6hrs 30 mins from Calais.
Never heard of the place.
Great pics Lenny.

Both museums are well worth a visit.
Personally I preferred the one at Speyers though its not got a concord but lots of other interesting stuff.

 

[Spriddler]

Did fancy the Taj Mahal but we have eaten out quite a lot lately so someone objected, wasn't me.

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That'th very bad mannerths, but prethumably you were waiting for the thoup or thomething thoft.

 

[mackeellan]

Enjoyed your trip again, tnank you. Looking forward to the next one now!

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[Frank w]

Loved your thread LHB, great resource for our trip next year.

Thank ou

Frank

 

[bobnick]

That'th very bad mannerths, but prethumably you were waiting for the thoup or thomething thoft.


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Are those someones false teeth

 

[mitzimad]

thanks for taking us all along with you on this trip

 

[Barti Ddu]

Also both German & France used to be the European leaders in recycling. Both have almost given up in the areas we were in, only bottle banks and occasionally paper recycling.
To some extend I can understand Germany where have deposits on nearly all cans & plastic bottles.

In Germany most supermarkets now have "reverse vending machines" in the entrance foyer. You feed in your empty cans and plastic bottles (that get sucked in on a conveyor belt) and the machine prints out a voucher (25 cents per item) that you can use to pay towards your shopping at the supermarket checkout.

I found feeding the machines to be good fun, but can imagine the novelty might soon wear off.

 

[Lenny HB]

First 100 miles is missing Autoroute crashed, well that's what she tells me.

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