The Spanish Job - message for those that are coming!!

Yes we have landed, about 4.30/5.00 yesterday, overnighting at salmanca and arriving Friday , we had a lovely welcoming by Dame Penelope and Lord Rex ! You won't be disappointed here.. Today the ladies had a little tour abouts while the men got on with the work setting up. A lovey day was had by all ok we did have a cloudy day with some showers but still warm

Looking forward to tomorrow


Kath n John of the Spanish Funsters section xx
 
champers said:
Yes we have landed, about 4.30/5.00 yesterday, overnighting at salmanca and arriving Friday , we had a lovely welcoming by Dame Penelope and Lord Rex ! You won't be disappointed here.. Today the ladies had a little tour abouts while the men got on with the work setting up. A lovey day was had by all ok we did have a cloudy day with some showers but still warm

Looking forward to tomorrow


Kath n John of the Spanish Funsters section xx
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Have a lovely time you lot ,glad you have arrived safely , see you all next year :Smile::Smile::thumb:
 
keith said:
OK, we went to the docs. tonight and it looks like good news. they are saying Jean is OK with her tablets, at least for the next few months.
So we will be getting ready to set off early December.

About time too as it's getting cold here and I feel the need for SUN. :sin::sin::sin:

Now to rob Tesco of a few bob and get the tunnel booked then we'll be organised. :thumb::driving2:
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Good to hear your news Keith! :thumb:
Please let us know when you think you'll be arriving here!:Smile:

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champers said:
Yes we have landed, about 4.30/5.00 yesterday, overnighting at salmanca and arriving Friday , we had a lovely welcoming by Dame Penelope and Lord Rex ! You won't be disappointed here.. Today the ladies had a little tour abouts while the men got on with the work setting up. A lovey day was had by all ok we did have a cloudy day with some showers but still warm

Looking forward to tomorrow


Kath n John of the Spanish Funsters section xx
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Are Bryan & Suzy with you?
 
Jan Hope you have a wonderful day tomorrow..... hope the visit from your daughter was brilliant too.

Sounds like you are all having a wonderful time and that life is treating you well in your new found freedom. :thumb:
 
PenelopePitstop said:

Good to hear your news Keith! :thumb:
Please let us know when you think you'll be arriving here!:Smile:
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Hi folks, not quite set yet but will let you know as soon as we are all packed up & sorted the family out. Once we get the tickets we will let you know.

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Joining up with the Spanish mob.

Hi everybody
Have you got room for another M/H with two occupants departing Dover on 10th January'11. This will be our first trip abroad and would accept and be grateful for any advice for the route and journey down. We shall be staying for 1 month initially but that may extend to longer. We have a golden retriever, I trust they allow dogs at this site.
We are Adrian and Jean Trim and our M/H is Kontiki 669 which is just over 8 mtrs.
 
Movin' on said:
Hi everybody
Have you got room for another M/H with two occupants departing Dover on 10th January'11. This will be our first trip abroad and would accept and be grateful for any advice for the route and journey down. We shall be staying for 1 month initially but that may extend to longer. We have a golden retriever, I trust they allow dogs at this site.
We are Adrian and Jean Trim and our M/H is Kontiki 669 which is just over 8 mtrs.
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Hi Adrian and Jean and welcome!:Smile:

There's plenty of room here in Zahora!:Smile:

No problem with bringing your dog at all - there are a few on site!

When we travel down from Dover we head down past Bordeaux then head east towards Toulouse and Perpignan. We cross the Pyrenees and then travel down the Med turning right before Gibraltar!

Ask questions and I'm sure plenty of others will answer!:Smile:
 
Can't wait for January to arrive and looking forward to meeting you all.
 
Movin' on said:
Hi everybody
Have you got room for another M/H with two occupants departing Dover on 10th January'11. This will be our first trip abroad.
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Do your sums. January. Winter. Do you risk 1500 winter miles or 700 winter miles.

That is the approximate difference in coming via Dover or Santander.

There's not a whole lot of difference in costs, but a lot less miles and days on the road.

If you hang around until spring then cost to up come via Santander and return via Dover.

Everything else you need for continental travel is scattered around this thread and the previous Spanish Job thread you can get to via the calendar.

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hilldweller said:
Do your sums. January. Winter. Do you risk 1500 winter miles or 700 winter miles.

That is the approximate difference in coming via Dover or Santander.

There's not a whole lot of difference in costs, but a lot less miles and days on the road.

If you hang around until spring then cost to up come via Santander and return via Dover.

Everything else you need for continental travel is scattered around this thread and the previous Spanish Job thread you can get to via the calendar.
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Thanks Brian, I appreciate your input but there are several reasons why we chose to go via dover. Firstly, we fancy the journey down through France for the experience of the Aires with a view to future visits and secondly we didn't fancy the poor dog being muzzled and being left alone for long periods of the journey. I can appreciate there is little difference in cost and a lot less traveling but I quite fancy the journey. (If I regret this decision I think I'll owe you a pint)
Thanks anyway,
Adrian.
 
Movin' on said:
Thanks Brian, I appreciate your input but there are several reasons why we chose to go via dover. Firstly, we fancy the journey down through France for the experience of the Aires with a view to future visits and secondly we didn't fancy the poor dog being muzzled and being left alone for long periods of the journey. I can appreciate there is little difference in cost and a lot less traveling but I quite fancy the journey. (If I regret this decision I think I'll owe you a pint)
Thanks anyway,
Adrian.
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Adrian - he'll want a pint off you anyway! Beware of the Hilldweller!!:Rofl1::Rofl1::Rofl1::Rofl1:

 
Hi from me too:thumb:. I dare say you're enjoying the sun while I'm bloody freezing and its going to get colder as the week progresses. I hope the sun shines on you so much you have to stay in your vans to keep cool:Rofl1:

Envious, Moi?

Hope everyone is well and enjoying themselves:thumb:

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Only another 11 days to go of this cold orrible wever:cry:then the warmth on the bones.......................yipeeeeeeeeeeee:thumb::thumb:
 
Movin' on said:
(If I regret this decision I think I'll owe you a pint)
Thanks anyway,
Adrian.
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No problem, if it goes pear shaped it's you who will need the pint.

Beware aires not working fully because they turn the water off to stop freezing.
 
rayb182 said:
Only another 11 days to go of this cold orrible wever:cry:then the warmth on the bones.......................yipeeeeeeeeeeee:thumb::thumb:
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17 for us.

Now don't you go and wear out that sun.

You might politely check that Dame Penelope is managing our pitch construction to our specification. Buy Sir Rex a drink or two, we don't him feeling out of the loop whilst his good wife is in the construction business. But not too many or else he starts telling the tale of how he had a dog called Nelson that was trained to cock it's leg up on Spaniards.......

and French and Chinese, well just about any none Brits.
 
I wasn't joking:shout:
 

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spanish job.

Reading your posts about this great sounding trip make us not QUITE retired folk green with envy. Just another 14 months. Enjoy and drive safe.

Mitch
 
Cant wait to leave the brrrrrrrrrrr cold weather, on the 5 December ferry but start our journey a bit earlier just in case we have problems getting down to Plymouth:thumb:
 
Spanish Diesel

No big deal, but what are Santander prices on diesel ?

Do we leave full or empty ?

I saw £1.30 on my travels the other day.

"There will be riots when petrol hits £1 a litre" -- right!
 
hilldweller said:
No big deal, but what are Santander prices on diesel ?

Do we leave full or empty ?

I saw £1.30 on my travels the other day.

"There will be riots when petrol hits £1 a litre" -- right!
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We left full so as to be sure we were OK for diesel on 1st day.
Filled up at Tordesillas on A62 and Merida on A66 - cost about £1.09 a litre.

Service areas few and far between on motorways - have to come off on "caminos de servicio" for fil ups and rests etc.
 
Marie can you ask Suzy or Bryan to post or PM me to let me know how they are please?


I miss em:Blush::Blush::Blush:

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