All that’s left to do is assess how I feel. And that’s a complex question. Without doubt and despite the mechanical challenges of recent years, Europe and by extension, the motorhome, is my happy place. It’s where I’ve always felt at home.
All that’s left to do is assess how I feel. And that’s a complex question. Without doubt and despite the mechanical challenges of recent years, Europe and by extension, the motorhome, is my happy place. It’s where I’ve always felt at home.
Awake in London! A couple of days early, but London nonetheless.
Not even close to the plan.
I’ve yet to meet anyone who hasn’t fallen for the charm of the Ted Lasso. On this our last trip, I put it to Himself that a visit to Ted Lasso’s Richmond was non negotiable. It took a bit of planning, but today’s the day.
Well isn’t this a bonus: we’re revisiting Windsor!
Would we even be in England if we didn’t go to a wonderful National Trust property? Of course not! We’re at Knole today, exploring its 600+ year history.
The day’s plan was simple: arrive in the morning, have a last delicious lunch, see the Calais dragon, a new addition since our last visit, and enjoy the local sights. Am I surprised that it doesn’t go to plan?
Wimereux, Cap Gris Nez & Wissant – it sounds like we’ve travelled miles today, doesn’t it? In reality it’s a series of short hops along the Opal Coast, a mere 24 km in total.
Boulogne sur Mer beckons with the promise of a beautiful cathedral, a fortified Haute Ville and, very excitingly, Europe’s largest aquarium.
A short hop down the coast, Le Touquet is buzzing under blue skies. A northern coast holiday hotspot, a mere 260 km north of Paris, Le Touquet is bursting with boutiques, jewellery shops, restaurants, gorgeous Belle Epoque houses and a surprising number of private casinos.