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426720 PostPosted: Sat May 17, 2008 10:57 am Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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If you're going that way, turn off to Adenkirke, Junction 1 in belgium, follow the signs for Plotzeland, its a sort of disney-thorpe park- equivilent for children, and s'posed to be good, or at least, thats what the boys said when they went there for the day at the end of a school trip to benelux.
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Hi. Bandaid & Autoquest. I think the signs say Plopsaland. there is plenty on it if you google it.
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Hi Guys, we just got back from 5 days in France. Went across on eurotunnel at night,cos it was cheaper.Too late to get in camping car park at Calais, it was full.Went up the road and stayed in aires for free, went on down towards Caen, stayed in Yelloh! campsite at La Côte de Nacre.Very good waterpark for the kids,very close to beach,but you do have to look very hard to find it. But well worth finding. Went on down to Mont St. Michel,walked up to the top (gives myself pat on the back) stayed in carpark overnight & watched the Mont light up after dark (AWESOME).Drove back to LeHarve & caught the ferry back to Portsmouth,stayed at Southsea campsite,then on up to Crystel Palace campsite,saw Dirty Dancing in London,& then back home to Devon. And a good time we had too.
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Thanks guys! the trouble is - with so many good suggustions, which way should we turn on Calais? have to make it to 2 or 3 trips to visit all the places
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Gasper wrote:
Thanks guys! the trouble is - with so many good suggustions, which way should we turn on Calais? have to make it to 2 or 3 trips to visit all the places


So??

No problem at all. You have a motorhome!! Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing

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Gasper wrote:
Thanks guys! the trouble is - with so many good suggustions, which way should we turn on Calais? have to make it to 2 or 3 trips to visit all the places


2 or 3 - you must be kidding!! Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

After 20 or 30 trips you may be getting close to scratching the surface.

Keep it simple - just pick one or two places and save the rest for next time and next time and n........

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Thanks for the all the help and advice - Spot on as always. We'll let you know how we get on. Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

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Autoquest wrote:
Thanks for the all the help and advice - Spot on as always. We'll let you know how we get on. Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy


If you or any friends smoke, the filthy weed is very much cheaper in Belgium than almost anywhere else on the Continent.

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