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08/6/2013 at 9:41pm
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Hi Jhsleicester, I got loads of advice on the journey down to Moulin du Roch and I weighed up all of the options due to my lack of experience with towing at that time. Also, I wasn't relishing the idea of going round some of the 5 lane roads round Paris with a caravan on the back and thousands of impatient Parisians driving like something out of 'too fast, too furious'.
Anyway, we decided to take the route from Calais down to Rouen. We then headed from there down to Salbris and stayed there for the night. The N roads were quiet, the scenery was outstanding and we avoided a lot of tolls. My Wife was very 'concerned' about the journey but it was a memorable part of the holiday that we are doing again this year. We stopped at the services about 60 miles from Calais, had a couple of hours sleep and then set off for Salbris about 7.30am. We were at Salbris about 2pm, six and a half hours with a couple of breaks,,, and it flew by!
From Salbris, it's straight onto the A20 down to Sarlat. 5 and a quarter hours later, (after a dinner stop), we were there! There are loads of routes and posts about the route past Rouen etc but I can't comment on the journey round Paris sorry. However you get there thought, the roads in France knock spots off ours here. It's actually a pleasure to drive and the first cone we saw was when we got off the Chunnel in Folkestone and hit the great british roadworks!
You'll have a great time and I hope the sun shines for you. Order your bread the night before from the shop, sit in the sun for your breakfast and when you get back make sure you let us know how you went on!
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