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Date Posted: 11:38:10 05/07/14 Wed
Author: Robbo
Subject: Re: Travel to Spain
In reply to: Vinnie 's message, "Re: Travel to Spain" on 11:19:07 04/01/14 Tue

Well I've taken the poodle route - getting the Ferry on the Tuesday and taking a leisure drive down arrive Thurs Eve. One of the advantages of getting older and not having to be 'at work' til the last minute . Anyone else taking this option ? - I am travelling alone as Ruth still falls into that catagory of 'Can't get the holiday - need to be at work under pressure 'til the last minute and gotta fly straight home after to get back to work' !!! So Janet (my ever tolerent wife) will be flying out and we'll poodle back up for a little motoring holiday on the way home !!see you all soon.Robbo
>>>wow! that seems tight - hope the scrutineers are
>ready
>>>for a late one !! -
>
>Agreed, I thought arriving that late was cutting it a
>bit fine! Jukka and I are looking at options that
>revolve around driving down. One such option picks up
>a route I have "some notes on" :-) that starts in
>Angouleme and makes its way down into Spain. We
>thought it would be a suitable intro / practice....

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