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160751 PostPosted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 6:28 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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Hi just a few figures from our trip:

Tolls Calais to Perpignan Via Paris
Calais to Paris 32.80
Paris to C. Ferrand 72.10
Millau bridge 18.70
Narbonne to Canet 10.40
Total 134.00

Return Via Orange
Canet to Narbonne 19.70
Narbonne to Lyon 44.40
Lyon to Paris 66.10
Paris to Calais 38.50
Total 168.70

Mileage was 1769.00
Lpg used (Litres) 1030.00
Petrol used 50.00
Average MPL 1.63

Dearest .77e
Cheapest .62e
Approx. cost Ģ555.00

All prices in euro's except approx. cost
All the LPG was bought on the motorways, the two best were from a Carrefour near lyon 66p and a brand new E.leclerk on the Lyon to Paris road near paris 62p all the rest were around 75p

We were class 3 the same as a car, and we wern't towing.

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Hi Olley

That's a useful post. For further info re the Millau bridge and it's charges, the info is available here

http://viaduc.midilibre.com/

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Hi Olley
Hope you had a great time mate.... Sounds like a lot of miles so the costings are very interesting. One question mate, is your total cost including road tolls or just fuel?

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Hi keith, yes we did have a good time, sad bit is we had to come back. Laughing

The Ģ550 is just the fuel, tolls were about Ģ200. I have very roughly divided the euro by 3 and multiplied by two to get GBP.

Car hire from Europcar at perpignan was Ģ438 for 9 days and the site was about Ģ400 for 14 nights.

Car hire is a bit of a con, you get quoted one price over the phone, get the bus into Perpignan, (about 10 miles 1.20 Euro's) walk to the station and find that the excess is 750E's so you pay another 5E's per day to bring it down to 150E's next you find there is no windscreen cover, so thats more money. Evil or Very Mad

Carrefour was selling a reasonable fizzy wine 11% proof for 50cents a bottle, so not everthing is dear. Laughing we came back with just under 100 bottles of various wines. Cool

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olley wrote:
we came back with just under 100 bottles of various wines. Cool

At last - an RV begins to make sense to me Wink

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Hi Olley
Only 100 bottles??? I guess you will need to go again in February then mate Laughing Laughing Laughing
Of course an RV makes sense Gerald, the carrying capacity is just one plus point Wink Wink

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Hi Gerald, can their be a better reason? Laughing

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Olley,

Judging by the rotation of the pic - you have already started on the 100 bottles ??

Very interesting figures - thanks for that - sorry must be a bit thick this morning but why the car hire?

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Hi keith I don't think the most ardent RVer would claim they are suitable for sightseeing around town. Devil of a job getting into those underground car parks. Laughing

We would normally tow the micra but the wife is getting alot of hot flushes, and it hasn't got aircon. so I decided to hire when we got there.

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