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PersonMark_Glenn
30/3/2005 at 12:17pm
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Hi to all members

This might sound like a stupid question, but we are new to camping abroad. we are camping in France this year, and I have a question re. gas cylinders
Basically, are you allowed to take gas cylinders on the ferry, or do we need to get a camping gaz regulator and purchase a gas cylinder in France?

Thanks in advance


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Persononlyonesue
30/3/2005 at 12:27pm
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yes you can take gas cylinder's on the boat but not on the train

yes you can get them in france

sue

by the way welcome to the mad house



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Personminicamper2001
30/3/2005 at 1:07pm
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Eurotunnel accepts caravans and motorhomes with their gas bottles capped and/or turned off. They do not accept vehicles with LPG tanks. We had to show our gas bottles before boarding on the way to France, and had a gas sticker put on the windscreen to confirm it had been done. On the way back? No checks at all. That was in Feb and March 2005


Personjennifernn
30/3/2005 at 2:52pm
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If you have Calor gas be sure to take enough with you for the trip, better to invest in some Camping Gaz as it is widely available in Europe.  Get a regulator and a cylinder to have as back-up in case you run out of Calor.


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PersonHumo
31/3/2005 at 7:14pm
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 I agree with jennifernn.Camping Gas was widely available in France ,all the big Supermarches sold it "off the shelf" and had a wide range of regulators etc available.in all the other 6 countries visited last year CG was by far the easiest to get.



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