brit pete:
@ glenman , you can send it unaccompannied
by train mate,
i knew casey jones/brit pete could get a train in there somewhere {via lux of course}. 
glenman:
brit pete:
@ glenman , you can send it unaccompannied
by train mate,i knew casey jones/brit pete could get a train in there somewhere {via lux of course}.
Thanks for that glenman. 
PMSL, absolutely classic mate
@ glenman, just for information
The intermodal company.EWS; please read the bit below,
(GSAM);:lol:
** WHAT WE DO**
EWS Network is shaping the future of rail freight.
With increasing road congestion, concerns over climate change
and the need to get goods to their markets more quickly, we offer
the right products and services which open up the opportunity
for the Intermodal and logistics sectors to increase their use of rail.
With two specialist sectors - one for Intermodal and one for logistics
- we are structured to deliver today your aspirations for tomorrow.
With full geographic coverage, services through the Channel Tunnel
to mainland Europe and our award winning network of multi-user
trunk services, we are aligned to your business needs, which
allows you to transfer goods to rail and enjoy the economic and
societal benefits this brings.
The above is from
HERE
I’d go to Dover-Calais.
A26/E15 - Arras/Saint-Omer/Reims/Paris
A4/E50 - Reims-Centre/Strasbourg/Lyon
A5 - Chaumont/Lyon/Mulhouse/Dijon
A7
A9 - Barcelone/Montpellier/Roquemaure/Nimes/Toulouse
AP-7 through the border La Jonquera and then it’s straight forward. Just follow signs for Barcelona I guess.
KevinKevin:
I’d go to Dover-Calais.A26/E15 - Arras/Saint-Omer/Reims/Paris
A4/E50 - Reims-Centre/Strasbourg/Lyon
A5 - Chaumont/Lyon/Mulhouse/Dijon
A7
A9 - Barcelone/Montpellier/Roquemaure/Nimes/Toulouse
AP-7 through the border La Jonquera and then it’s straight forward. Just follow signs for Barcelona I guess.
Thats an awfully expensive route or is that the way the microsoft autoroute picked
Wheel Nut:
KevinKevin:
I’d go to Dover-Calais.A26/E15 - Arras/Saint-Omer/Reims/Paris
A4/E50 - Reims-Centre/Strasbourg/Lyon
A5 - Chaumont/Lyon/Mulhouse/Dijon
A7
A9 - Barcelone/Montpellier/Roquemaure/Nimes/Toulouse
AP-7 through the border La Jonquera and then it’s straight forward. Just follow signs for Barcelona I guess.Thats an awfully expensive route or is that the way the microsoft autoroute picked
That’s a route I always travel on every summer.
Jessicas Dad, I’d say go from Portsmouth to Bilbao. It saves you 100km driving if you were to choose Santander. Barcelona is around 600km from Bilbao. From Santander it’s around 700km.
KevinKevin:
I’d go to Dover-Calais.A26/E15 - Arras/Saint-Omer/Reims/Paris
A4/E50 - Reims-Centre/Strasbourg/Lyon
A5 - Chaumont/Lyon/Mulhouse/Dijon
A7
A9 - Barcelone/Montpellier/Roquemaure/Nimes/Toulouse
AP-7 through the border La Jonquera and then it’s straight forward. Just follow signs for Barcelona I guess.
Not even in the days of the dodgy credit cards & red diesel would the famously dodgy Vxxx Davis (scouser 
) have allowed any of his men to take a route like that.
(who mentioned dodgy credit cards & red■■?)
RT 
KevinKevin:
I’d go to Dover-Calais.A26/E15 - Arras/Saint-Omer/Reims/Paris
A4/E50 - Reims-Centre/Strasbourg/Lyon
A5 - Chaumont/Lyon/Mulhouse/Dijon
A7
A9 - Barcelone/Montpellier/Roquemaure/Nimes/Toulouse
AP-7 through the border La Jonquera and then it’s straight forward. Just follow signs for Barcelona I guess.
That is the standard route all coach companys take to Spain,it has a lot of decent services for the punters to use and passes by Orange/Monpellier which is were all the bottom enders are based. It is an expensive route for the tolls though.
I would maybe take that route if i was in my car and in a rush to get to spain for my hol`s,but not in a wagon.
Alex tell your mate he is talking balls doing Spain via Lux