I was going to mention that another moving place Franco was a right basted as well.
There's a monumental ball bearing clock that's interesting to look at. As I recall, heading into town from where you are parked go over the river bridge and turn right then it's a few hundred yards along across the road.Currently now in Cahors… had a pizza for dinner and it rained a little, hopefully the weather will hold so we can get into the town tomorrow, it’s fairly large so if anyone can recommend stuff not to miss…
I'll keep that in mind for Spain
If you do you have to get tickets from the tourist office it's just up the road from the free Aire.
Looks free to visit on park4night.
Park4night was how I found the entrance through the cemeteryOnly guided tours it's only about €2.
I wouldn't belive anything P4N says.
it's usually spot on in my experience. 
Nothing wrong with preserving the past Tam, without it there wouldn’t many old churches , cathedrals and castles left and many cities would look completely different without conservation.
We won’t forget Cahors in a hurry. A storm whipped up out of nowhere. Had a branch come down on the back of the van and needed a chain saw to free us. No real damage fortunately. Oh and quite a nice town too!Last stop was Rocamadour…
Currently now in Cahors… had a pizza for dinner and it rained a little, hopefully the weather will hold so we can get into the town tomorrow, it’s fairly large so if anyone can recommend stuff not to miss…
Must’ve been a smooth crossing judging by your picture. Dinan looking delightful as always. Safe journey.I’ll do a little thread of our travels but don’t expect much.. I’ll post some pictures occasionally…
Plymouth to St-Malo was quiet as there was only 62 vehicles loaded and it was like a ghost ship, landed to a foggy town and had a quick walk around but mostly closed.. on to Dinan…
Going to drive south and try to find a bit of sun..
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Probably on her way to BenidormAye well that was the weird thing. It was a woman about 30 ish she parked it outside church got off and walked in ...no stick or anything.she then overtook me later when I was walking round another bit.
️You should have entered through the tourist office and paid ,they need the ticket money to pay for repairsPark4night was how I found the entrance through the cemetery
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Location on the edge of a dead end which formerly led to the martyr village. To access it, go around the cemetery (from the city).park4night.com
The village is free entry as it should be.You should have entered through the tourist office and paid ,they need the ticket money to pay for repairs
Nice and dry hereGoing in to cahors now, I think we may get wet today….
Not a common item. We were on a site they came along with a JCB and monsieur stood in the bucket while madame operated it. She lifted him up to get over the top of the van and cut the branch away. We were quite lucky, had been lying around the pool 15 minutes earlier. We had left roof lights open and the awning out. Van full of leaves and wet. Me soaked from hanging on to the awning. Took ages to clear up, but alls well that ends well.I’m not by any trees, I need all the solar I can get….
Not many people carry a chain saw in their van…
Is there a lidl near you.Another disaster this morning, I can cope with no freezer, the heating could pack up or I could have 4 punctures in each wheel all is in significance, but after making egg on toast I’ve discovered I left the HP sauce at home…
No entry to the visitors centre is free but if you want to visit the village from there, you are supposed to pay.
Non monsieur
We did when we went to Italy!!!Not many people carry a chain saw in their van…
My wife uses a mobility scooter & mostly we get disabled & carers rate. Usually free especially in eu.The rain held off and it was a pleasant walk, more to see and do then I thought, a pleasant surprise was the restaurants and shops weren’t overly tourist expensive, you could get a plat du jour on average for €14-€20 and Cintia bought some sunglasses for €10…
The lift was free for me but €6.30 return for Cintia…
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A Banksy…
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Ano but I couldn't resist
I only found the cemetery entrance once I had already paid to get in
I even bought a book ,that was about 11 years ago I bet it's not cheep now .
With the extra costs of being disabled you do need some advantages.
We had a similar impression of Cahors, but a marvellous meal from memory.Cahors, a mix of modern and old… also seems a bit unloved or it could have been the dull sky giving that impression… the rain held off and saw a few bits of blue sky. It was very quiet though I thought for a Sunday…
A quiet night at the aire and we moved on today farther south to an aire where there are services so all bad bits emptied and good bits filled up with diner and showers done…
On a small aire next to a river with around 5 others. One van has a large bird cage on the bike rack with pidgins in it..
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Cahors….
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