Where is the furthest you have been in your bus?

Thinking of France next year - think we have recovered from the last trip...

 

We’ve been (from Bristol) to Dunbar in Scotland to see my sister via Peak District, lakes, Northumbrian coast back to lakes and home.

Also to the French Alps (well Annecy which is near enough in my book and how to you pronounce that place anyway - as it is spelt or Onn-cy?) Via Reims and Epernay(sp) for champagne, Sancerre for the SauvignonJura for Vin Jaune, back through Beaune and up to Chablis. This trip was in no way linked to
My mild alcohol dependency.

Also Arcachon and Cap Feret Via Loire and Dordogne and couple of times.

Lovely trips.

Two years ago we went to the Loire and Ile de Re and places in between -we have small children now - it was less of a lovely trip and more a endurance event - too many stops - next time 1 or 2 places for a week or so min.

 

Annecy is pronounced as it’s spelt, Reims on the other hand…

 

Thanks. They made up how you say Reims, it’s french humour.

 

Scotland to Arras, France, then back, via Techenders, to home, then back down next weekend to Stanford Hall, all in over 3 weekends, great fun!

 

Turkey .
2 years and 15k ish miles ...



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The Dark side of the moon.
Only because you have to pay a camping fee on the light side.

 

I always wanted that album cover on the side of my bus

 

France I never made it back


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Barcelona may 1999.

 

LeMans


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It's a impressive bridge over to the island as it is a relatively small island .

 

Argelès-sur-Mer

 

Dune du Pyla

 

I’ve drove to Cornwall back to New forest and back to Cornwall in the same day once

 

Some long distance travellers on here. Check out th bus monkeys and their chip thread. Worth a read!

 

Yorkshire to Gairloch and Poolewe and back (with an Eriba in tow).

 

Hell and back

 

Beat me to it!