Labor day in France, and nobody is working?
Departed in nice sunny weather from Rouen.
But soon clouds came along, some rain and it became so chilly, I had to stop again to put warmer clothes.
Other than some minor navigational issues, the day was uneventful.
I need a solution to keep a map in view on the tank or something to avoid stopping jus before a highway sign.......
Had a nice evening with Andre and Joelle, who had invited a bunch of friends, but had more beer than was sensible probably.
This morning, Sunday 2nd, it looks beautifull again, but I will plan for the worst.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
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The global warming went to the Netherlands. It is 22d. as I write. Very sunny day today and I had to take care, not to get sun burned. Next week will be tropical. (those stolen medication: you never know what you'll get:) ).
ReplyDeleteI really need some more explanation: who is Joelle?
Don't forget to dress warmely, so you won't catch a cold. And take care with the food in those tiny restaurants in France.
Have a save journey and lots of fun.
Piek
From now on you can blame your co-rider for navigational errors. Failing that, cut out the section of the map you need, get some cling wrap and stick it over the page onto your tank. Even if the water gets in, the film will hold the page there.
ReplyDeleteHai dia hai roadrunners, regent hier nu ook lekker. By the way, doe het gewoon in eigen taaltje hoor hopelijk is dat geen probleem.
ReplyDeleteIk heb eerste keer de blog van je bekeken Mick ziet er leuk uit dat filmpie met effe een voor-weely maken en dan ook nog bochie maken. Eerste dag dus goed verlopen na al dat overtollige bier?
Ik heb Andre blog nog niet bekeken maar doe hem effe de groeten en bedank hem voor zijn laatste mail ondanks al zijn drukte goeie reis en tot horens, Bart en Jet.
die van Andre moet ik nog bekijken