Author: Janet

The cow bells were extremely loud this morning – that was because the cows were right outside the door. They seemed to have come to enjoy the first of the morning sunshine and snuggle up against the vans! 😂 Coming down

Left Magnan mid morning with Whiskey the dog doing everything she could to prevent it. On board were several stowaway shield bugs hiding in the roof vents – we think we’ve hoovered them all up but I’m sure there’ll be

Had a quiet few days in Magnan with Guy’s parents. The weather has been really humid, bringing out all the biting insects. We went for a lovely meal in Nogaro on Saturday and then helped Jean and Don do a

It was a long drag to Auch this morning, but when we arrived at the Fed Ex depot, miraculously the camera was there waiting to be picked up! “Ah yes, the one they had difficulty delivering”…yep, that’ll be the one. 

First stop this morning was to fill up with diesel before we hit the motorway. Had a few extra miles to cover as we now have to get over to Auch for Friday morning.  Guy has ordered a new camera

Set off to walk into Vannes this morning alongside a busy road. The sun was shining but there was a really cool breeze, so I was glad I brought the cardigan that Guy said I wouldn’t need! What a beautiful

Continued south along the coast this morning, although we couldn’t really see anything of it. The nice, smooth, roads are full of chicanes, humps and roundabouts – a bit like Milton Keynes, causing the driver to get just a little

7am and I’m already awake but outside a coach has pulled up, closely followed by about thirty cars, all opening and closing every door including the boot! Think they were all going on a trip – the perils of parking

I think we’re going to have a long hard think about our plans over the next couple of weeks. Left about 10:30am yesterday for a 5:20pm ferry. Thought we’d have a change from the tunnel as it’s so much cheaper…never

After reading up on yesterday’s memorial in Stavelot, Guy took us across country this morning to the Ardennes American Cemetery where more than 5300 soldiers from the Battle of the Bulge are buried. As always, the scale of these things