capt kirk
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lucky he was wearing the smugglersNext time could you clip the photo. Men in budgie smugglers don’t really do it for me
Not if you happen to be the smugglers.lucky he was wearing the smugglers
lucky he was wearing the smugglers
No thats the wifeIsn’t that YOU in the smugglers?
Capt Kirk,After driving through ten countries and stopping in france, switzeland, bavaria, and slovenia we got to croatia, came back through italy, austria,switzerland, france,and also icluded a quick trip through lichtenstien at one point.
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Hi, we heading on trip in a few weeks time . Landing in Holland-Germany-Austria-Italy-Switzerland-France-Belgium then home. Still planning , but still unsure where we need vignettes for. And where not.Do we need anything for driving in a city . also we have t6.1 but reading different advice whether we need something on headlights. Just thought id ask when i see what an amazing journey you took.Any advice would be great . Gary.We rushed it and wished we had made more stops along the way. It was a great experiance and will do it again. Originally we were going to drop into venice but glad we didnt, and drove up through the lakes instead, for some reason phones data didnt work in italy so if your using them for satnav they didnt work so had to use gps based system instead. Wifi on parkups was very expensive in italy but everywhere else it was fine.
Switzerland was expensive but very scenic and a pleasure to drive, france had best aires and free parkups. Germany was fine and friendly as was most of europe, italy dont know what a queue is. Croatia is cracking, roads good and very modern, easy to get around and great signage. Most speak good english and food really good. Dont be suprised to find ehus spread across sites for long distances as the supply post are only in certain areas. Im just writing as i think so excuse rants. Make sure you find the cheapest outlets for motorway vinets as unscrupulous vendors have been known to fleece motorists. Gas is plentiful and use bottled water. Loads of other stuff but im afraid you'll just have to go and do it, make your own memories and mistakes and then you can tell people your experience's like i do…….and watch the heights in underground car parks. Any thing else pm me.
Vignettes are required in Switzerland and on the Autostrada in Italy. France, Holland, Germany, France and Belgium do not have that requirement. France gets you with their high Peage charges, which are offset by the better fuel savings. .Hi, we heading on trip in a few weeks time . Landing in Holland-Germany-Austria-Italy-Switzerland-France-Belgium then home.
Vignette for Italy? Do you mean Austria?Vignettes are required in Switzerland and on the Autostrada in Italy. France, Holland, Germany, France and Belgium do not have that requirement. France gets you with their high Peage charges, which are offset by the better fuel savings. .
Yes, Austria not Italy.Vignette for Italy? Do you mean Austria?
thanks, will look into that.Prices of sites in Croatia seem crazy this year, they have now pegged the currency to the Euro (if not actually joined) and we were seeing €70 per night at some of the larger sites so decided to skip this year.
Most vignettes you can buy online before you travel and do the same for tolls where possible, cheaper and faster.
Prices of sites in Croatia seem crazy this year, they have now pegged the currency to the Euro (if not actually joined) and we were seeing €70 per night at some of the larger sites so decided to skip this year.
Most vignettes you can buy online before you travel and do the same for tolls where possible, cheaper and faster.
thanks everyone.Vignettes are required in Switzerland and on the Autostrada in Italy. France, Holland, Germany, France and Belgium do not have that requirement. France gets you with their high Peage charges, which are offset by the better fuel savings. .
Vignettes are required in Switzerland and on the Autostrada in Italy. France, Holland, Germany, France and Belgium do not have that requirement. France gets you with their high Peage charges, which are offset by the better fuel savings. .
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