Driving in France is generally a pleasant experience for us coming either from the poorly-maintained, go-kart course which purports to be Italy’s motorway network or, alternatively, from Britain’s bumper-to-bumper, overcrowded motorways. The substantially empty autoroute stretches before you and, apart from at certain times, there is very little other traffic. A word of warning, though [...]
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Driving in France
November 28th, 2009 
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No Comments »Discovering the South of France by Car
September 2nd, 2009 admin There is only one way to discover the real France, and that is by car. Backpackers will attempt to uncover the hidden features of this part of the continent by using public transport, but that doesn’t give you the freedom and convenience that comes with having your own car. And, unless you have the patience [...]
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