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We don't have a Sundance, but know of a couple that did and they were totally delighted with it.We always wanted a Kontiki (640/6) when the children were young, but couldn't afford to trade up, back then from our Autohomes Excalibur.Now there's just the two of us, we're really happy with our 2 berth van conversion from Trigano. Northern France has many campsites and a cheap guide from WH Smith will list dozens and dozens throughout the WW 1 (and II ) battlefield regions. If you are closer to Dover then you may consider the cheaper routes ,particularly at less sociable travel times to Dunkirk. It's a little further by road, south to France but in our opinion , not excessive and cost effective if you're watching the "pennies."! If you're further west, we have have also enjoyed (the more expensive but restful) night crossing, with a sleeper cabin from Portsmouth to Cherbourg. This would give access, on a longish but enjoyable , loop North to the Somme region. Just go and enjoy! You've a made a good choice with the Sundance. Be warned, the WW sites can make for a very emotional visit.We have found the French to be delightful on the whole especially if you try to speak their language. It's only good manners!
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