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[quote="JustSharon"]I can see it now, 15+ syncros boarding a norfolk line ferry with chainsaws strapped to the roof!
Security - Um?
Customs - Um?
What are you really going to do?
Where are you really going?
Reply: "Honestly ocifer, I'm goin to chop a bit of wood for a camp fire, in a tent!"




security= i will tie it down with a ratchet stap tightly
costoms= via my training cirtificate (VAT recite from the tool shop)
what am i realy going to do= well what else apart from cutting wood is there to do?
where are you really going= try to catch up with that lot that came on the last ferry,

Just make sure they dont ask you to write anything down, Neil

syncropaddy wrote:Just make sure they dont ask you to write anything down, Neil

hehehe

jed

Just started to work out how much money I need to get there and back - a question for the seasoned travellers, will we be travelling on 'toll' roads and any idea how much that will be??

Absolutely no tolls at all
Just decent roads that actually get you to places.

That's good, many thanks
Any joy with the stop over yet?

No joy on stop over yet Doug,
However there is a good cheap fuel stop enroute - about 30miles from Dunkirke

where abouts is that pete? as we will be following a few hour after you. would i be right that petrol is also cheap?

neil

Think it is junction 1 Veurne (Belgium), called the pitstop, you need to travel into Veurne and keep the canal on your left hand side slowly otherwise you will go past it.
Neil, according to Sharon's conversation with norfolkline you can board the earlier ferry without charge providing there is room on there. Then you would be 2hours behind.

well worth going to luxemburg for cheap fuel all the truckers buy it there cheaper than belgium and worth making the detour just bring a few jerrycans think it was about 10-20cents cheaper per litre last year

Agree that Luxembourg is a good place for fuel and is a truly lovely place to visit.
Trouble is, it is well out of the way and we can all only really carry 70 litres max in the tanks and for the saving of 15 quid and a limited time.
Actually luxembourg would be really nice but on the time scale most of has we can't realistically visit there on this trip. Good line of thought.

Has your adac book shown any stopover points? (Dortmund area think A1 side)

PC52 wrote:Agree that Luxembourg is a good place for fuel and is a truly lovely place to visit.
Trouble is, it is well out of the way and we can all only really carry 70 litres max in the tanks and for the saving of 15 quid and a limited time.
Actually luxembourg would be really nice but on the time scale most of has we can't realistically visit there on this trip. Good line of thought.

Has your adac book shown any stopover points? (Dortmund area think A1 side)

but two gerry cans hold 10 gallons (90 l) might bring more though we will probably have the time, also for you smokers Belgium sell the cheapest tobacco and Holland for cheapest smokes as was told by a cigarette smuggler (in an aires) don't ask must attract dodgy characters
sorry been a bit slack on the ADAC thing been up to my ears of late will try and check it out over the next couple of days

PC52 wrote: Has your adac book shown any stopover points? (Dortmund area think A1 side)

For stopovers near to Dortmund (and the rest of the fatherland) take a buthchers here:

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8& ... 601807&z=7" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Titus A Duxass wrote:

PC52 wrote: Has your adac book shown any stopover points? (Dortmund area think A1 side)

For stopovers near to Dortmund (and the rest of the fatherland) take a buthchers here:

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8& ... 601807&z=7" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Yes that link is a really juicy one, I have looked at that one previously.The trouble, I think is that we are now 15 vans+ convoy with a specific route and the stellplatz that are available enroute cannot accomodate all of us.
However, I do have a lead but details do need to be confirmed... However I am still looking so anymore info will be good.

Sharon
PS
I do hope all of the men-folk in the convoy have developed a list of useful spares between them! Oh and you all have cbs don't YOU?

sorry for the delay guys 4 sites at Dortmund from Reise Mobil Bordatlas 2009 they all look like caravan parks can't find any stellaplatz but probably better for the convoy see what you think scanned and translated so sorry about the typos/grammer etc but you get the gist of it and some laughs


Mobile Camp Dortmund
Wipe Linger Weg 50
Tel: 0209/9776282 Fax: 0209/9776286
E-mail: mobilcampfteb.de, Internet: www. mobile camp. de
GPS: 51'31'13 "N / 7'23'51" E

Area: 5 ha gro8er middle of the parking area parks BAB-Kreuz Dortmund on DO-Hafen, ouch f. severe friction
semobile. 0 is recommended. W A / .owr • M = 50 to 12 m Long on the sand / gravel, grass, asphalt, 7 € per camper including 2 pers., 10 Card 55 €, additional person. € 3, electricity 0.50 E / kWh, Water 1 €, showers in brine 1 €
Other: OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND, for Leinenzwang Dogs
On the Lot:! # • A O sP 46 ® -4 m & b ~Other: Salt Water, tight-rope crag.Ant: BAB45 Dep Dortmund-Marten, dir. Kirch Linde, the crossingtion Barenbruch / st Rahmer right behind Bahnuberf. right.

Aktlvitaten: parking space belongs to a chapel from the17. Century, in which one church and a civil can marry, tennis, mini golf, FuBball.
Eating: Hot Kitchen: 09.30-23.00 clock, main dishes:from 4 €, from 3 € breakfast, restaurant, "The Parkside '300 m.
Sports & leisure activities: ni, 0.5 kilometers, and 0.5 kilometers.Other: ice-rink in winter, mini golf, tennis, lake.
Entternungen: 6 1.2 km, 1.2 kilometers, 0.2 kilometers ©.
Sightseeing: Route of Industrial Heritage.




44229 Dortmund-Locklember -
Karte D6 (Seite 79), fl
31623 Drakenbur+ * NEU
Hotel Zum Kuhlen Grunde
Galoppstra8e 57, Familie Pieper-Bonnermann
TeL: 0231/73870, Fax: 0231/7387100
E-Mail: infoQzum-kuehlen-grunde.de
Internet: wwwzum-kuehlen-grunde.de
GPS: 51 °27`57"N/7°27`57"E
Area: Pitches at a hotel-restaurant in single location siidlichen located on the outskirts, near Zoo and Romberg Park. AAA = 8 on gravel, 5 € per RV, electricity € 3. Other: Open all year.
On the Lot:! (& -3; ®
Antahrh BAB45 Exit 8 DO-Sud, B54 direction DO-Do-Wellinghofen Center exit, turn DO-left direction on the Hombruch Zillestral3e after about 500 m turn left into GaloppstraBe.
Activities: City visit.
Eating: Hot Kitchen: 11.30-22.00 clock,Main courses from € 7, Other: Closed on Sundays.
Sports & leisure activities: a ~ a 3.5 km, i ~ 0 km.Others: Zoo 0.5 kilometers, 0.8 kilometers Rombergpark,
Westfalenhalle-stadium and park 3.5 kilometers.Entternungen: N 0 km, V 2 km, OO 1 km.
Sightseeing: Botanical Garden, Zoo,Westphalia Park 3.5 kilometers, casino Hohensyburg 5 km,medieval city center of Dortmund 5 km.

Kame 02 (page 75), E4
27632 Dorum-Nevfeld
Wahnmobilhaten country sausages
® Am Neuen Deich 2a, Barbel and Hans-Georg Eggers
Tel: 04741/180777, mobile: 0160/6617842
E-mail., Wohnmobilhafen@web.de
Internet: wwwwohnmobilhafen.de
GPS: 5344'19 "N/813l '11" E
Area: Mobile home space directly behind the dike at the National Lower Saxony Wadden Sea Park. 0A, = 21 to 10 m
Long on gravel, from 1.4. to 31.10. € 8 from 1.11. until 31.3. 6 €, current 2 €, 1 € water, shower and toilet 2 € LTAG.
The washroom is from 1.11. to 31.3. closed.
Other: ganzj. geiiffnet registration at the miniature golf course.
On the Lot:! SP ~ A ® Em 75
Antahrt: from Dorum after Dorum-Neufeld, the main street Towards the beach, turn right just before the Deichiiberfahrt , turn right after 100 meters is the right place.
Automatic barrier at the entrance.
Activities: Small boat ride, gefiihrt Wattwanderung.
Eating: fish + sea, 200 m.
Sports & leisure activities: aza 0.2 kilometers, and 0.2 kilometers, 0.2 kilometers cM.
Other: Mini Golf 0 km, children's play house 0.2 kilometers.
Distances: 6 0 km, 'R 0.3 kilometers, (9 0.2 km.
Sightseeing: dike Museum 6 km,
Aeronauticum 10 km, Seashell Museum is 10 km, Museum
Watts fishing for 12 km.

C ~ 1Reisemobilstellplatz Drakenburg
Raven Wiedemann, watersports Wesere.V.
Tel: 05024/401
E-mail: info@wassersporf-weser.de
Internet: wwwwassersport-weser.de
GPS: 52 ° 41 `40" N / 9 ° 12 `3" E
Area: lawn within the open Vereinsgelandes at the campsite on the eastern Weserufer.9Q =40 on grass, 8 € per camper includes electricity, showers and VE, 3 € per person.
Other: geiiffnet April to October, depending on Water level of the Weser.
At the Stellplafzen: s), 4 m ® S41
Other: showers, washer / dryer,
Cooking facilities.
Directions: Exit to BAB2 Garbsen, B6 and Nienburg,
B215 north to Drake Castle. Through the village and at the
Weser River to the campground.
Activities: cycling, signposted cycling days,
Trips, fishing.
Dining: Bed and Breakfast in the village 1.5 kilometers.
Sports & recreation facilities:
Coarse Kartodromo Drakenburg 1.5 kilometers.
Distance: 1.5 kilometers N, V 6 km.
Sightseeing: Drake renaissance castle gate
Heritage Museum and 1.5 kilometers.