Chaps
after abit of route advice having never been to europe in a truck, Monday I have to take a jcb and adumper to a site in St valery -en - caux in Normandy for daft self builder who thinks Normandy is great place to build a house but its cheaper to get plant in the uk.
been told by the boss that hes booked me for the tunnel to Calais, from there having looked in my euro atlas Im planning on going Boulogne,Abbeville then following the signs for Le havre till I see the St valery signs or is there a quicker route?
and its toll road to le harve from rouen
and yeah book a LD ferry from portsmouth to lehavre the good olde night boat!! on second thoughts stick with the train!!!
just looked at a map of where the place is Dieppe would be a better sailing its a good 4hour drive from the train
malcolmj:
and its toll road to le harve from rouen
and yeah book a LD ferry from portsmouth to lehavre the good olde night boat!! on second thoughts stick with the train!!!
just looked at a map of where the place is Dieppe would be a better sailing its a good 4hour drive from the train
Now if I had been let to book my ferry then I would of gone to Dieppe,as its a lot closer but after ringing my boss up just and mentioning it ,he told me the customer has paid for the chunnel so dont worry
Im not bothered by the drive as I dont need to be there till tuesday afternoon so shall be taking it incredibly easy and getting some wine in for the return trip and visiting a few of the commonwealth war graveyards while I’m there
Andydisco:
Im not bothered by the drive as I dont need to be there till tuesday afternoon so shall be taking it incredibly easy and getting some wine in for the return trip and visiting a few of the commonwealth war graveyards while I’m there
so shall be taking it incredibly easy and getting some wine in for the return trip and visiting a few of the commonwealth war graveyards while I’m there