snail
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Hi all, barring any bad news, exspence from mot or servicing in two weeks time, we should be off end of April!
Not really into city tours but thinking of visiting Brugge, Ypres, going north to Holland for the bulb fields is Amsterdam worth a visit?
Coming back to Arnhem, crossing into Germany near Munster for the fairy tale route from Hamlen, pied piper trail, and in no particular order Kassel, east towards Dresden, Liepzig for Colditz, south onto the Romantic road route, the Ruhr dams, on south towards Black forest, Berchesgarden for the Eagles nest and Fussen area.
Not sure then weather to go through Austria into Italy to visit Venice? Trouble being the tolls and go boxes things is putting me off? Have found what I think is a toll free route, we could then head towards Pisa and hug the coast back into France. Or forget Italy go towards lake Constance and exit into France at Strasborg and dive down to French med skirting the Alps, making our way back through France.
Have got sheet maps, Aires books, board atlas and going to load camper contact onto the tablet, satnav, French and German euro 4 emmision stickers.
So anyone been this way have knowledge of must see places, areas, seems to be an abundance of national parks in Germany? Have followed the Rhine before but want to go more east,central this time, the Wesser river also looks nice?
Snail
Not really into city tours but thinking of visiting Brugge, Ypres, going north to Holland for the bulb fields is Amsterdam worth a visit?
Coming back to Arnhem, crossing into Germany near Munster for the fairy tale route from Hamlen, pied piper trail, and in no particular order Kassel, east towards Dresden, Liepzig for Colditz, south onto the Romantic road route, the Ruhr dams, on south towards Black forest, Berchesgarden for the Eagles nest and Fussen area.
Not sure then weather to go through Austria into Italy to visit Venice? Trouble being the tolls and go boxes things is putting me off? Have found what I think is a toll free route, we could then head towards Pisa and hug the coast back into France. Or forget Italy go towards lake Constance and exit into France at Strasborg and dive down to French med skirting the Alps, making our way back through France.
Have got sheet maps, Aires books, board atlas and going to load camper contact onto the tablet, satnav, French and German euro 4 emmision stickers.
So anyone been this way have knowledge of must see places, areas, seems to be an abundance of national parks in Germany? Have followed the Rhine before but want to go more east,central this time, the Wesser river also looks nice?
Snail