Lenny's Search for Winter Sun (2 Viewers)

[scousebird]

Happy birthday Mi

 

[Lenny HB]

There’s a car park but don’t think that’s got a height barrier and a motorhome parking, in August 2018 there was 40 vans in the motorhome parking part and they still kept coming.
We stayed several days no problem.

The first part in video is the car park.

Thanks, do you have coordinates, may stop for lunch on the way to Dieppe tomorrow.

 

[Lenny HB]

A few pics of Valery.

Well that's not Valery it's Mijhan.

We were going to get the train back but it didn't seem to be running.

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[Lenny HB]

And for @Clarky , @Robert Clark, @scousebird & @Margaritaman the last meal of the trip.

Roquefort quiche for her, mine was interesting, a salmon mousse eclair with smoked salmon.

Chicken, veg & rice for her, mussels & fish topped with cheese for me.

Very nice home made creme brulee.

 

[Clarky]

€75.

 

[namwaldog]

Nice late Birthday Lunch for Mi, Lenny. Did she suss out the ex cemetery bunch of flowers you gave her.
Belated Happy Birthday Mi
Barry & Margaret

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[Lenny HB]

Nice late Birthday Lunch for Mi, Lenny. Did she suss out the ex cemetery bunch of flowers you gave her.
Belated Happy Birthday Mi
Barry & Margaret

Lidl's finest €1.99.
She did drop the hint when she saw someone coming out of Lidl with some flowers.

 

[Manic]

Found it on Park4night under another name
BROKEN LINK

 

[Lenny HB]

Found it on Park4night under another name
BROKEN LINK
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Thanks, you were trying to confuse me, it's not hard.
That one is on Camper Contact we were looking at that one but decided we wanted to have a look at Valery. Made the right decision it's a lovely town.

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[Just smiffy]

And for @Clarky , @Robert Clark, @scousebird & @Margaritaman the last meal of the trip.

Roquefort quiche for her, mine was interesting, a salmon mousse eclair with smoked salmon.
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Chicken, veg & rice for her, mussels & fish topped with cheese for me.
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Very nice home made creme brulee.
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Lenny Lenny Lenny.... as my mother would say “who’s she ? The cats mother” ....

I like st Valery, especially the Sunday market along the estuary ....

As again a good trip thread....

 

[Margaritaman]

And for @Clarky , @Robert Clark, @scousebird & @Margaritaman the last meal of the trip.



Roquefort quiche for her, mine was interesting, a salmon mousse eclair with smoked salmon.
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Chicken, veg & rice for her, mussels & fish topped with cheese for me.
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Very nice home made creme brulee.
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Many thanks for posting pics of your grub @Lenny HB ! Mouth watering cuisine again. Looking forward to your next trip!

 

[Lenny HB]

Yesterday we did stop off at Cateux-sur-mer for a long lunch break too look at the seals, managed to find a spot in the Aire. It was a bit jam packed but we managed to squeeze in.

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[Lenny HB]

 

[Lenny HB]

 

[Lenny HB]

End of another trip, although not that warm, we left home on the 21st Feb, had a heavy shower overnight in Spain just the once apart from that not seen a drop of rain on the whole trip.
Customs a bit slow at Dieppe, at check in only one car in front of us, still took 20min, imigration decided to go for their coffee break.

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[scousebird]

Thanks for sharing your trip with us, will wait for the next one

 

[Lenny HB]

€75.

You win by default Richard but you were a bit out.

 

[Just smiffy]

Looks like a funster rally......

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[Manic]

Yesterday we did stop off at Cateux-sur-mer for a long lunch break too look at the seals, managed to find a spot in the Aire. It was a bit jam packed but we managed to squeeze in.

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Yes it can get very full, only 6 vans when we stayed 2weeks ago. Nice spot though.

 

[Riverbankannie]

End of another trip, although not that warm, we left home on the 21st Feb, had a heavy shower overnight in Spain just the once apart from that not seen a drop of rain on the whole trip.
Customs a bit slow at Dieppe, at check in only one car in front of us, still took 20min, imigration decided to go for their coffee break.

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Thanks for thread, bookmarked for good ideas.
Like the route map at the end, what did you use?

 

[namwaldog]

Was the food that good Lenny?

Thanks for this excellent Thread Lenny, You and Mi take care.

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[Lenny HB]

Thanks for thread, bookmarked for good ideas.
Like the route map at the end, what did you use?

MS Autoroute with a Bluetooth GPS receiver.

 

[Riverbankannie]

MS Autoroute with a Bluetooth GPS receiver.

Glad you changed your icon on my previous post from “funny” to “thanks” as I was a bit confused !

I’ll look into Autoroute.

 

[Lenny HB]

Was the food that good Lenny?

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Thanks for this excellent Thread Lenny, You and Mi take care.

Starters were excellent, mains fairly good but nothing special, overall good value in at town that is expensive to eat in.

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[Lenny HB]

Glad you changed your icon on my previous post from “funny” to “thanks” as I was a bit confused !

I’ll look into Autoroute.

Last version was 2013 so mapping not quite up to date, you can get dvd on eBay from about £12. It's excellent for route planning as well.

 

[Riverbankannie]

Last version was 2013 so mapping not quite up to date, you can get dvd on eBay from about £12. It's excellent for route planning as well.

I use dvds as bird scarers in the garden!
I’ll have to look up Apple apps.

 

[Lenny HB]

I use dvds as bird scarers in the garden!
I’ll have to look up Apple apps.

It's a Microsoft program for Windows.

P.S. Crapplepads make quite good flyswatters.

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[pandas]

Thanks for thread, bookmarked for good ideas.
Like the route map at the end, what did you use?

we are using Google maps timeline which logs where you, or rather your phone, is every day and you get a 'where you have been' email at the end of every month for every day. A bit big brother ish but the benefit outweighs this in our opinion. The good thing about timeline is that it does it automatically.

To work out our potential routes we also use Google maps and you have the facility of changing the route between destinations by just dragging a point to the route you prefer. A couple of useful tips on this one though, 1. you need to have a google account which is free - we use the gmail as a back up anyhow. 2. When signed into you account you can work through directions but it will only save I believe 8 or 9 points/destinations that you can input via either a pin on the map or a place name - best way around this is to click a new layer and start off a new layer with the last destination. 3. you can switch on or off each layer to see the whole route or just one section. 4. we send an email link to the kids/grandkids so they can sort of see where we are headed and when. 5. We have 'saved all our trips as you can do them retrospectively.

 

[Riverbankannie]

we are using Google maps timeline which logs where you, or rather your phone, is every day and you get a 'where you have been' email at the end of every month for every day. A bit big brother ish but the benefit outweighs this in our opinion. The good thing about timeline is that it does it automatically.

To work out our potential routes we also use Google maps and you have the facility of changing the route between destinations by just dragging a point to the route you prefer. A couple of useful tips on this one though, 1. you need to have a google account which is free - we use the gmail as a back up anyhow. 2. When signed into you account you can work through directions but it will only save I believe 8 or 9 points/destinations that you can input via either a pin on the map or a place name - best way around this is to click a new layer and start off a new layer with the last destination. 3. you can switch on or off each layer to see the whole route or just one section. 4. we send an email link to the kids/grandkids so they can sort of see where we are headed and when. 5. We have 'saved all our trips as you can do them retrospectively.

Thanks, I’ll look at that. I have google maps on my iPhone. I guess I could a
So I could use it on my iPad maybe as then that would save phone battery when out and about whereas iPad stays in MH and would just track the driven route.
Although, following on from another recent thread, I now know my iPad doesn’t have gps.

 

[pandas]

Thanks, I’ll look at that. I have google maps on my iPhone. I guess I could a
So I could use it on my iPad maybe as then that would save phone battery when out and about whereas iPad stays in MH and would just track the driven route.
Although, following on from another recent thread, I now know my iPad doesn’t have gps.

You don’t actually have to have Google maps on as it works in the background so no down side on battery or data usage. Just make sure the timeline is activated and ready to go.

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