German Holiday

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I am right in thinking that it is a public holiday in Germany on Thursday 13th?
Of to Kerpen then over to Dorentrop and not sure if I can make it back over to Venlo by end of play Wednesday

Thanks

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Public Holiday - Ascension day Thursday 13th 2010 in Germany AND France. So no movement in either country that day!

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Thanks for that thought it was, just hope I can get out in time, don’t really want to park up for a day

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ossie:
Public Holiday - Ascension day Thursday 13th 2010 in Germany

…also Vatertag (Father’s Day).
Where all the blokes pedal off into the woods to get ■■■■■■■
A bit like 1st May but ohne Weiber (without women) :wink:

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bet they not having holiday today for VE day :laughing:
unless they celebrate LE day :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

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welshboyinspain:
bet they not having holiday today for VE day :laughing:
unless they celebrate LE day :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Don’t mention the war! :laughing:

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:laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

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why not, believe it or not there was a resistance to the little austrian
and many people forget this,yes even in beginning people fought against
Her Von schnicklegruber, aka ADOLF!!

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ossie:
Public Holiday - Ascension day Thursday 13th 2010 in Germany AND France. So no movement in either country that day!

Not strictly true. you can move in France from the ferries or the train to the Belgian border, or the other way provided you are not carrying hazardous.

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Coffeeholic:

ossie:
Public Holiday - Ascension day Thursday 13th 2010 in Germany AND France. So no movement in either country that day!

Not strictly true. you can move in France from the ferries or the train to the Belgian border, or the other way provided you are not carrying hazardous.

You live and learn, knew about the “corridor” but not about the hazardous!