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Pyrenese Trip
Is anyone interested in a short trip to the pyrenese from 14-23 May?
I have a route on sat nav planned including petrol stops,have not booked any hotels as I reckon that I can get lodgings this time of year quite easily.
I was going to head out on the overnight ferry from Plymouth and come back same way.My mate I normally travel with is going to be busy on his farm.
I was hoping to do a lot of the twisties
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9 May 2014
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Pyrenees
I can always find an excuse to ride the Pyrenees, I am based near to Bergerac, a long days ride from Roscoff and about 4 hours from the real twisty bits, Septembers good as its a bit cooler, though last year on the 30th it was 33 degrees on the Port de la Bonaigua at over 2000 metres.
So keep in touch.
Cheers John
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I'm making the crossing at Dover on the 14 of May. Making my way down to Spain, if any use in sharing hotel's on the way down. I can get an over nighter in Diver for round £12. That way can catch the early crossing.
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Chip and pin generally works here now.
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Chip and pin generally works here now.
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UK card's. Last September did not. and that's chip and pin.
John933
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only problem I had last year was Esso petrol stations in France - no problems in Belgium, Germany, Czech, Austria, Italy and Spain....
Am interested in that cheap overnighter in Dover..
Brian
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